okay, so transfixed turner junior grew up in a scottsdale kentucky household or business and family were one. after graduating from vanderbilt university who served for three years as an officer in the united states navy before beginning his career at dollar general. she served as ceo for 37 years and during his tenure, the number of dollar general stores rose from 150 with sales of 40 million to more than 6000 stores with sales in excess of $6 billion. you heard us. i'm not going to repeat it. dollar general is headquartered right around the corner and the dollar general literacy foundation supports so many organizations in nashville tennessee that teach reading and promote literacy and lifelong education and the partners, national public library has been beneficiaries of that. we would like to say thank you and we are so grateful. mr. turner has served us so many boards of companies like shoney's and first american and educational civic and charitable organizations including vanderbilt and fisk universities and have been president of the board of governors for the national area chamber

big time monsoon toward arizona and it was lit up big time over phoenix and scottsdale.e rotates into southern nevada and southern california and along the crest of the sierra. for us it's a lot of fog and hazy smoky skies. bodega bay, 52 degrees and these are cold for this time of year and then if you go to l.a. and santa monica and san diego is 74-78. one is warm and one is cold. that has set the stage for a cool month. 90 and you cry and still going to be 100 today but hopefully after today temperatures come down. 57 in the city. 50s for some and 60s low others and low 60s around the bay. stanford 76 and fremont 74 and look at pacifica, maltz beach. san mateo and 70. you go east you find a lot of 70s and even 88 by the contra pavilion and danville 87. big difference in the fog is not going anywhere and it will be back tonight. hopefully these inland temps will come down and give the firefighters some relief. that's what we are looking for. for a week we could use cooler weather and it looks like that is on the old weather menu. >>> we have baseball at the coliseum. pa

. >>> arizona is breaking heat records with temperatures topping 116 degrees in scottsdale yesterday. all that heat is taking a toll on the roads and the sidewalks. in fact, the sidewalk actually cracking apart in some places. officials with the department of public works in scottsdale say it's called a thermal heave and happens when extreme temperatures last for several days and then ... cool off at night. public works officials say they expect to fix dozens more cracked sidewalks throughout the summer. it doesn't cool off at night >>> jon gruden and the raiders are in napa. jason will have the 49ers in santa clara all coming up next in sports. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow

. >> i'm in the mirabel community in north scottsdale.ob lomax to take me inside this stunning golf-course property. one thing that stands out right away are the doors and windows. each is a work of art that adds to the unique character of the home. this is unbelievable. >> yes. this door is really a statement for this home as you first arrive. there was a wooden door originally specced for this house. and the owner did not think that was gonna look good. so she contacted a company called art in metal. and they came up with this design. the interesting part is this handle is exactly 5 feet tall. and there's quite a few things in this house that are that, uh, dimension as well because the home owner herself is actually 5 feet tall. all the furniture in here was custom made. the artwork is custom made. the home itself is 10,000 square feet, air-conditioned. it consists of five bedrooms, 10 bathrooms. it's got 11 fireplaces. and there's a media room. there's a game room. >> and of course, the state's known for copper. >> that's right. it's t

and that applies to the via ts street theater festival that's been taken place in gurlitz and in scottsdale it's for over twenty years every summer and it connects both paths of the european city in a point full way. the via to means three days of open air performances staged by german and international artists all told over one hundred shows go on during the festival and all of them are free. artists perform at many different spots all across town. and there's no such thing as a language barrier. that's because the performers all rely on facial expressions and gestures to communicate. unfortunately it's growing harder by the year to secure funding for the annual extravaganza. but festival director christiane office isn't giving up. at least she doesn't have to rent a stage the streets are free. jonathan gurlitz has such a beautiful city scape such fantastic squares and streets that's all we need we don't need state chancellor people who can build a theater and the artists love to come and perform here because this is. on the other side of the river there's even more entertainment. once aga

something to watch, big time thunderstorms out of phoenix, scottsdale. some of that moving back in. it looks close but stays out of that area for now. 60s to the 80s and 90s through the inside. temperature trend is we are going to start cooling down. certainly after thursday as we head into friday and the average. >> that's nice. >> statewide. >> which is great because statewide we have fire. >> back in -- drop ten, 15 degrees. lake county. sacramento valley. >> okay. >> we are about five-days away. >> all right. >> thank you. >> you are welcome. >>> display of appreciation. what one 2-year-old girl is doing. >> pam. >> to help first responders who are battling the carr fire. >> and a search for a missing student in iowa continues. when investigators are expected to give us an update. . >>> welcome back. a news conference in iowa planned on the search for a missing college student who grow up in oakland. the 20-year-old disappeared two weeks ago while dog sitting at her boyfriend's home in central iowa. today authorities will give us an update on the investigation, on a tip line and

house was built millions of years ago when giant boulders formed a circle in the desert north of scottsdalearizona. >> this is the upper sonoran desert. and if you go 1,000 years, use your imagination. there were ancient peoples, natives, camped all around this rock. and it turns out that they used this as kind of a solar observatory. >> the early 1980s, the land was purchased and listed for sale. >> and a couple in the northwest part of the country saw a little ad in the paper years ago, back in the late '70s. and it said, "who will buy my beautiful pile of rocks?" and they thought, "well, that's kind of intriguing." and they jumped on a plane. and they came down here. and they basically fell in love with the peace and the quiet and the views. and they decided to make an offer on it. they were originally going to build a house in front of the rocks. so they hired a noted new mexico architect named charles johnson. and he took a look at the pile of rocks. and he said, "you're making a huge mistake. there's no house i could design. that would take away from these incredible rocks." he said,

evening rush hour and was followed by hail and more than an inch of rain in parts of phoenix and scottsdale. this apartment building lost part of its roof. and in mesa, crews had to rescue a woman who drove into a canal kd was trapped under water. the weather phenomenon known as a haboob forms during the summer monsoon months, when a wall of thunderstorms push powerful winds over the desert. national weather service forecaster paul inugiut: >> they present themselves as a big, rolling dust cloud as it crosses the desert. >> reporter: it's almost apocalyptic to see. >> it can look pretty substantial, yeah, to people as it's coming in. and it does pose a significant threat to people out there. >> reporter: while haboobs are not unusual this time of year, inugiut says this was a significant one. >> these dust clouds can reach heights of over a mile, ones that get pretty large and travel the desert, so, yesterday's was no doubt a large one. >> reporter: the winds were strong enough to rip part of the s of off this motel.you n see w, some of it even crashing down on a car. but despite the damage

in scottsdale a landscaper is in the hospital after he was stung multiple times.ow, two other landscapers were attacked in a separate incident, one covered in the insects. both refused to go to the hospital, and in new hampshire, six people were stung after a worker in a bucket truck hit a hive. the worker was stung by hundreds of bees until a neighbor came to the rescue. >> i went right into the middle of everything and unhooked him, took him down, brought him over there and hosed him down. you got to do what you got to do to save a person, right? >> a 54-year-old california woman was also stung nearly to death by thousands of so-called killer bees when she was getting a mop out of the trunk of her car. >>> and now to a new warning for fans of the popular video game fortnite. a 13-year-old boy in ohio gave another gamer his user info in exchange for add-ons for his avatar, but instead that person took over the teen's account which was linked to his mother's credit card and then spent hundreds of dollars. >> i feel sorry for him, but i also have told him it's a le

evening rush hour and was followed by hail and more than an inch of rain in parts of phoenix and scottsdale. this apartment building lost part of its roof. and in mesa, crews had to rescue a woman who drove into a canal and was trapped underwater. the weather phenomenon known as a haboob forms during the summer monsoon months when a wall of thunderstorms push powerful winds over the desert. >> they present themselves as this big, rolling dust cloud as it crosses the desert. >> it's almost apocalyptic to see. >> it could look pretty substantial. it does pose a pretty significant threat. >> reporter: while haboobs are not unusual this time of year, paul inugiut says this was a significant one. >> these dust clouds can reach heights of over a mile once they get pretty large and travel the desert. yesterday's was no doubt a large one. >> reporter: the winds were strong enough to rip part of the roof off this motel. you can see where it landed. some of it even crashing down on a car. but despite the damage here, the downpours were welcomed. the storms ended a 119-day stretch of no rain. jeff? >>

we reported maxwell was arrested for pulling a gun on a woman who brought food to her home in scottsdaled was sentenced to probation. he is playing for the minor league team in nashville. he became the first major league baseball player to kneel during the national anthem. he wanted to parties -- protest police brutality. >>> their concern heavy rains could hurt efforts to rescue 12 boys and their soccer coach trapped deep inside a flooded cave. they disappeared more than a week ago while the players were exploring the caves. they were trapped by heavy rains. yesterday, divers reached the players and their coach and verified everyone is alive. >> right now, what you are seeing is everyone coming together to figure out the next course of action. they want to bring them out as safely as possible. >> 30 member teams from the u.s. military is part of a international effort to -- of an international effort to rescue them. the boys will use scuba diving gear and you will be guided by professional divers. in the meantime, that stranded soccer team is being given food and oxygen and large pumps

and look at the activity if you're going to las vegas or anywhere around phoenix, scottsdale, southernhe moisture continues to rotate in. and it's not making it yet. it is for mammoth and bishop. i think tahoe, truckee gets it on the weekend. 60s to 100 degrees. there'll be toasty temps, and it was that way yesterday. and i don't see a change today. a little bit more fog should be on the way for wednesday and thursday. and then the higher clouds make it in. inland temps 90s. by the coast and bay, 60s, 70s, 80s. >>> in thailand, that's the top story. they have rescued all of the boys and their coach trapped in a cave. coming up. we'll have the latest on the rescued players and their coach and the recovery efforts. >>> thousands of dollars in apple products stolen in just minutes. the search is underway for those responsible for the crime. dog: seresto, seresto, seresto. jake... seresto, seresto, seresto. whatever your dog brings home to you, it shouldn't be fleas and ticks. seresto gives your dog 8 continuous months of flea and tick protection in an easy-to-use, non-greasy collar. seres

. >>> he was arrested for pointing a gun at a woman who delivered food to his home in scottsdale.pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct and was sentenced to probation. he is playing for the minor league team in nashville. he attracted attention by becoming the first major league baseball player to take a knee during the national anthem, protesting police brutality. >>> those are some of your morning headlines. i will send it back to you. >>> we are learning about a woman who drowned over the weekend. she was a wife and mother of two from pleasanton. she died sunday evening at cal ranch beach with a group of family and friends. the family tells us they went there to put their feet in the water but then a rip current pulled him under. the u.s. coast guard says -- pulled them under. the u.s. coast guard say this can be unpredictable and can happen to anyone. >> you need to be aware of it anytime you are going out. the bottom line is to understand the conditions can change at any time, and you might not be able to see reference. >> her brother was able to pull her to safety and the try

>>> one person is in critical condition, two others recovering after a series of bee attacks in scottsdale landscapers were attacked in a separate incident. one wacovere the hospital. he was hanging upside down from a bucket truck while trying to cut down a tree when he accidently cut open a hive. police say he was stung more than 200 times. he was saved by a neighbor who finally pulled him out of that bucket and hosed him down. >>> we move overseas. the thai cave survivors are back with their families, including the youngest survivor. >> he spoke with our james longman. >> reporter: a reunion nearly a month in the making. little brothers and sisters jumping and shouting. titan is finally home! sitting next to his father, the youngest member of that soccer team telling me about the moment ur was rescued. dad was waiting for you outside? i thought my parents would be there, he says. were you surprised when you saw the whole world waiting for you? i was very surprised, yes, he says, with that big smile. the small boy, who joked that thinking about food while they were trapped only made him h

[applause] [laughter] scottsdale arizona homeowner associates. service disabled vets whistleblower. north carolina court system gerald smith united states air force ig white house. u.s. department of state. suffolk county schools. department of commerce. u.s. security and exchange commission. new york state whistleblower body armor whistleblower. burlington northern. fbi. law enforcement whistleblower. u.s. marshals services. is there anybody that i missed? do not be embarrassed. please stand up please do not be embarrassed. stand up and announce yourself. [applause] [inaudible] fda. b9b17 anyone else? [applause] >> the united states the previous court. >> one -- supreme court. >> congratulations. [inaudible] be manic you are all in the arena. you may not have one. thank you. now the grandfather of the fbi whistleblowers. a whistleblower attorney. please introduce it is an honor to introduce to blow the whistle on the crime lab that we started to represent 26 years ago and fred had a celebrated case while testifying the o.j. simpson case and he made a lot of news but really his miss

scottsdale ozona houma -- arizona homeowners association. service disabled veterans. north carolina court system. the united states air force ig. white house. the u.s. department of state. corruption and the suffolk county, new york school. the department of commerce. u.s. securities and exchange commission. new york state whistleblower. body armor whistleblower. fbi. kenneth williams, law enforcement whistleblower. stephen zanowick, u.s. marshal service. it.i do believe that is is there anyone i missed? if there is, please stand up. do not be embarrassed. do not be embarrassed to be a whistleblower. if i missed your name, stand up and announce yourself. [applause] hold on. let's get a microphone out there. >> dan martin, v.a. linda: is there anyone else? we want to honor you. >> we wanted the supreme court. >> congratulations. [inaudible] linda: thank you. thank you. you are all in the arena. won, butot have you are in doubt. thank you. unbowed.e thank you. right now, we're going to have lipinto introduce the grandfather of the fbi whistleblower. dave, who is a whist

we are joined by nick lowry who is in scottsdale, arizona with where it must be about 115 degrees, right as amd. >> almost as hot don't count your chickens. because last year amd was a pick of another nfl player, charles whey it was noway for kmarls. why do you think amd holds the gains. >> i was thinking about the nfl analogy kevin o'leary andy that on stock draft day amd is like the place kicker for the san diego chargers last year that missed a couple of key field goals early in the season, confidence lost, regained some confidence and now this guy is coming back. he is more muscular, confident the analogy is the amd was the promised of graphic processors and now the graphic processer has come out and fulfilled all the promise. thefr great with the back to cool new notebooks 27, 25 different types of notebooks amd is fulfilling the promise at lyssa sue would say they have a game plan for dominating for years to come. you'll see acquisition of ai like invite individualia. >> the notebooks appear chrome books are hot. my son has one let's talk about amazon and then to goldman sachs, the

but that's not the case in scottsdale, arizona, where officials have launched a massive hunt for at least landscapers in the area. one victim is now in critical condition. victims at the other scene denied medical transport after crews sprayed the home with foam. earlier this week -- >> the bees are attacking and stinging her. >> okay. >> oh, my god. it's ferocious. oh, my god. i feel so bad for her. >> reporter: a 54-year-old california woman reaching for a mop in her trunk was almost killed when thousands of so-called killer bees swarmed her. she's now in critical condition. >> she was literally covered from head to toe. her face was completely covered with bees. >> reporter: at least four additional people were stung in that new hampshire incident. experts say if you are ever in a bee attack, run away as far and as fast as you can. seek shelter, cover your face if possible. do not swat or flail. that can attract more bees and this one really surprised me. do not jump in water. the bees will wait for you to come up for air and continue stinging you over and over. they say better to cove

host: scottsdale arizona, line for republicans. morning.r: president obama was talking to dmitry medvedev saying he would have more flexibility after the election. trialot seen any proof at . i know that all the people i say things. i heard a lot of the coverage of the press conference. everyone seemed to be upset on the news. i watched the press conference for myself and it was nothing. i thought from did a good job. he was firm and brought up everything he said he was going to bring up. i would like to see evidence of what these people are saying. i think it's a political thing. host: what do you think was president trump's best moment in that press conference? caller: when he was explaining we needed to have a good relationship with russia. .olitics aside nuclear power. we will either have peace with them or warmer. crimea,stood firm with took the stance that it was illegal. they were able to agree to disagree. but showed a healthy sign of a good relationship. can you imagine marco rubio up there? you look like a whiny teenager. host: in

ii know about the percent of the market is amazon and barnes and noble have great stores like scottsdale and murder by the book in houston andco half-price books in dallas i can go on and on with all of these bookstores but it's interesting a book escort like joan, and author expert, john would pick you up at the airport and be your guide to the city and before the event joan will take yo would take yoy bookstore that had copies, you would sign the book, they would put a sticker on it signed by the author and the old legend in the book business is assigned so i would spend the day with a lovely woman like joan. i went to a predominantly jewish high schools are so many of my friends were growing up in chicago jewish and i grew up and show thejoan and i hit it off or jewish culture right of way. >> host: another theme. scott says a quick prayer in almost every book. is that on purpose? >> guest: though, is not on purpose and it is not injecting my own spirituality into the box. it comes from there are no atheists you come to find out very quickly when the bullets aree flying. >> hhost: if

know 80% of the market these days as amazon and barnes & noble which you got great bookstores like scottsdale and murder by the book of houston, half price books in dallas. i could go on and on with all these great bookstores. but it is interesting. a book escort late journalist, and author escort, you would get picked up at the airport in guide to the city and before your bed that night, take your rent every bookstore that had copies of your book. they put a sticker on it, signed by the author in real budget in the book business is a signed book is a soul but you never spend the day with a lovely woman like joan. so many of my friends growing up in chicago are jewish. we headed off over jewish culture right away. it was very nice. >> host: scott horvath says a quick prayer in almost every book. is that on purpose? >> guest: no, it is not on purpose and that's not mine inject in my own spirituality into the books. it comes from there are no atheists in voxel's. that old line that you come to find that very quickly when the bullets are flying. >> host: if you fall, fall forward. >> guest: that

host: on our independent line, jack from scottsdale, arizona. caller: thank you for taking my call.ost: jack, could you adjust your handset a little? you are getting a lot of interference and we can barely make you out. caller: is it better now? host: it is a little better, but go ahead. caller: what the gentleman just said -- host: jack, go ahead. caller: i write here. -- i am right here. host: go on. spendinge may have 3% host: we are going to have to leave it there, but we will continue discussing issues of nato and president's upcoming and his summit with vladimir putin as well. steve clemons will be joining us for that discussion next. threats, more terrorist iff threats overallchina, and the trade philosophy of the trump administration, coming up on "washington journal." ♪ sunday night on "after words," cnn political commentator amanda carpenter discusses her book, "gas lighting america: why we love it when trump lies to us. that's lies to us -- lies to us." i have investigators >> going to hawaii -- >> i have investigators going to hawaii. there's a report coming soon. i have