dallas, las vegas, miami, phoenix, scottsdale and washington, d.c.re in those areas you can browse through and ordered a select number of goods from local stores on the amazon website. stephen king will take the stand today in a federal antitrust trial in washington and he is a witness for the government as it tries to block a merger between two of the world's biggest publishers, penguin random house and simon & schuster. king expressed his displeasure with the deal, even though he may benefit. he has been published for years by simon & schuster. the king is worried the merger would hurt smaller companies. guys. >> interesting. >> i think something else is interesting, i just heard that recently somebody celebrated a birthday and around here we love birthdays, silvana. it's been a happy birthday. >> thank you guys. i love it. >> anything for you. thank you. we love her. still ahead on today in the bay. >> we do need to have more conversation about building resilience and building better infrastructure for our communities. >> the changes lawmakers are

where she was just in scottsdale, that's maricopa county, phoenix in the suburbs. that's pema county. that's 75%. the battle grounds this year, battleground in the next presidential. do they decide to stick with donald trump or do they say, no, we've had enough? >> maricopa and pima counties, those are a couple of hours away from polls closing. in missouri we'll know much earlier and results will come in very shortly. we're watching the senate gop primary. trump released a statement saying he's proud to announce eric has my complete and total endorsement. two of the top three candidates are named eric. eric greider has abuse accusations against him. even josh hawley has tried to get him to drop out. so what stands out in missouri? >> reporter: number one, crowded republican -- eric schmidt is the attorney general. either of the erics are on the president trump side. this is 2022, a republican. we should not be talking about the missouri race. in a 50-50 senate, democrats do believe it's possible that eric wins this nomination, they have a shot at this seat. if they

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also, phoenix gusto, especially scottsdale incredible activity on saturday night. some of that moisture continues to rotate around looking bishop. i mean, that's a lot of rain going forward south lake tahoe truckee for us, though it looks like a lot of cloud cover, and maybe a little bit of rain, but not much 60 seventies eighties on the temps today, we'll have a lot of cloud cover tuesday than a quick pop on those warm temps on wednesday, jump up to the nineties for some kind of leveled off thursday, then just keep it right there into the weekend. alright stage. thank you time for 19. california transplant is going viral on tiktok's. we'll show you the reason her posts about moving to texas is generating a lot of talk online. and legendary basketball player bill russell has died at the age of 88. we're going to take a look back at his remarkable life and the impact he had on and we changed our fries to make 'em hot & crispy every single time. high-fryve! and every single time, toby insists we “high fryve.” high-fryve? high-fryve. high-fryve!! it'll catch on. right

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phoenix scottsdale. just incredible. northern arizona high was will build back in today to give us a little warm up here. so temperatures which went down yesterday. go back up coast in bay didn't change all that much. in fact, the city actually warmed up one degrees from saturday to sunday. everyone else seemed to cool down so from heart to cooler back to a little warmer today, fifties sixties on the loaf sunny later, of course, and then warmer inland, which means nineties eighties nineties back in the interior sixties seventies coast in bay. it does look after wednesday, like gradual cooling will take us into the end of the week. you too. we have to be thinking about moving people out of harm's way. i wouldn't surprise me if they went while we were standing here. much of california's coastline is falling apart of next how scientists are working to get a better understanding of the problem to protect coastal communities and a former basketball star says he wants to help free brittney griner from prison. why dennis rodman

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it's four forecasted according to our future cast to just blossom anywhere from scottsdale, arizona,ay through las vegas, lifting all the way into the high sierra as it does that the national weather service has issued a special weather statement in effect for tuesday and wednesday for the high sierra for potential of embedded thunderstorms. meanwhile our area of low pressure is traversing out. high pressure builds in temperatures are going up. but not tonight. they're going down fifties across the board, 58 degrees and throughout the dry valley 59 mountain view. how about 59, also in oakland and alameda tomorrow, daytime highs. pick your city sixties beaches high sixties seventies around the central bay and this is spot on for this time of year. this is what we should be santa rosa couple degrees below average. san jose should be at 81. we should be approaching 88 89 throughout the tri valley. your extended forecast back into the nineties on thursday, all the way through weekend but again, no triple digits. julian alex! roberta thank you knew at 11, another longtime east bay restaur

weeks ago we were in court and the judge was in his chambers in denver andhe i was in the offics in scottsdalend we were put on the witness stand. my mom and my daughter and myself and the attorney and a couple other people so we had thata. a trial, direct and cross-examination and we were t waiting for the judge to announce that decision. >> and how soon will you know the decision? >> there is not a timeline. it could be this afternoon, next week or july. we are just waiting and waiting. >> and in the meantime are you still able to create custom cakes? >> we are. we just decided we won't create wedding or anniversary cakes in that field and there are practical reasons for that as well as well as emotionally and logical reasons but until those are resolved this is our biggest time of the year with graduation, shower cakes, all those we do those all the time. >> you mentioned them being in exile in babylon. i do a whole chapter in my book on this but you mentioned in the book d how did you draw inspiration from the story? >> in a couple of ways. one, their home had been captured and they had to

in scottsdale, arizona, a woman trapped by flood waters at a skate park had to be hoisted to safety by first responders. abc senior meteorologist rob marciano tracking the flash flood threat tonight. so much of the focus has been on the drought out west. a new study is warning that california could face a devastating flood? >> reporter: that's right, mary. it's an eye-opening study. watches and warnings up. let's get you to immediate concern. riverside and san diego counties have watches. all the way up the wyoming as as well. california, 97% is still under severe drought. the drought in texas continues to expand. two thirds of that state under extreme drought. the winter pattern brings in these atmospheric rivers. with climate change this study says they'll come in more frequently and we'll see more wildfires and have more wildfire burn areas. that means more flash flooding. the potential for a mega flood in california is becoming more likely. mary? >> hard to imagine, rob. thank you. >>> we turn to ukraine and the growing threat to the nuclear power plant there. ukraine's intelligenc

past march a few weeks ago we were in court and the judge was in his chambers denver and i was in scottsdale. so we were put on the witness stand, my wife and daughter and myself and the attorneys gardena in a couple of other people and we had that trial direct contamination, cross examination and now we are waiting for the judge and there's that. >> how soon will you know that decision? >> is not a timeline, it could be this afternoon or next week or july so we are waiting and waiting. >> in the meantime, are you able to create custom cakes? >> we just decided until it is resolved we will create wedding cakes or anniversary cakes or anything in that field and there are practical reasons for that as well as emotional and logical reasons but until those are resolved, this is our biggest time of year with graduation cakes, shower cakes and all those. >> you mentioned shadrach, the check and a bendigo and daniel and being in exile in babylon. i mentioned them and i do a whole chapter in my book on them but you mentioned in your book, how did you draw inspiration from this story? >> in a couple

the judge was in his chambers in denver and i was in the offices there in scottsdale with alliance defending freedom. we were put on the witness stand, my wife, myne daughter ad myself and the attorney with a couple other people. so we had that trial, direct examination, cross-examination, all those things and were waiting for the judge to announcehe that decision. >> and how soon will you know that decision? >> there's not a timeline. it couldld be this afternoon, nt week or july. we are just waiting. >> and are you, in the meantime, are you still able to create custom cakes? >> we are. we just decided do all this until it is fully resolved. we want create a wedding or anniversary cakes in that field for practical reasons as well as emotional and logical reasons. until those are resolved, this is our biggest time of year with graduation cakes and birthday cakes, shower cakes, all those. we do those all the time. >> you mentioned to daniel and exile in babylon. i do a whole chapter in my book. but you mentioned, how did you draw inspiration from this story? >> in a couple of ways. for one,th

the judge was in his chambers in denver and i was in scottsdale and we were put on the witness stand, my wife and my daughter and the attorneys gardina and a couple other people. we had cross-examination, all those other things and we're now waiting for the judge to announce that decision . >> and how soon will you know that decision? >> there is not a timeline. it could be next week, it could be july. we are justwaiting and waiting . >> and in the meantime, are you still able to create customcakes ? >> we are. we've just decided through all this until it's fully resolved we won't create wedding cakes our anniversary cakes in that field and there are practical reasons for that as well. as well as emotional reasons, logical reasons but until those are result this is our biggest time of iothe year with graduationcakes and birthday cakes, shower cakes , we do those all the time. >> you mentioned shadrach me shock and abednego in daniel and them being in exile in babylon and i mentioned them and i do all chapter in my book on them but you mentioned in your book how did you draw inspiratio

i'm in scottsdale, arizona. i wanted to ask you, i purchased bed bath and beyond at $20. it was right preferred earnings call several months ago. it went up about 30%. i did not ring the register and at this point i wonder if i should cut or hang on. i love trading. now i might be in long term. what do you think? >> we don't care where stocks come from, it stops at five. it has an okay balance sheet. sales are terrible. it is to up one down. it's not that bad, not that good. nothing big here. okay. jeffrey. hello. jimmy i have been following you since you are young analyst at goldman. i love you. thanks for all your hard work. >> thank you. anyway, could you give me your latest and greatest on roku? >> yes. i think they can bounce. i think kathy will come in she's a legendary fund manager and she can move stocks. in the end, i think roku had a bad quarter and the rest of the quarter going forward or forward will not be that good. i am inclined to sell, not by. >> we hear many crying about how the federal reserve wants to double the rate, which are they talking about? >> i

and las vegas and then surprisingly is kansas city ca bo eventhis time of year ands from la and scottsdalee are wanting to get out and it's all this pent up demand for people wanting to travel and frustrating going commercial and it was a great opportunity for us and to see the people and the members coming and wanting to travel with us, it's really been a boom for us and providing this kind of level of service is unprecedented so we're really transforming the industry. lauren: would you say that your clientele is inflation doesn't really affect them because they have enough money to go around? and i ask that with respect to, i believe you put in a fuel surcharge. if that's the case, what was the reaction to it by the type of customer that you fly? >> correct, yeah, nobody unfortunately was immune or happy about the fuel surcharge but when prices tripled or quadrupled, we had to make an adjustment and added a fuel charge early this year and got people that were upset with it, but they understood. it was across -- it's no matter how you travel, the cost of everything went up and inflation c

the woman can be seen waiting for help last night at escape park in scottsdale as high water swirls arounder, a rescue crew repelled down from a helicopter to take her to safety. the victim's husband said his wife was trying to was trying out her new phones camera at the skate park when she became stranded. extreme weather is plagued arizona for the last several days with flash flood watches and warnings across the state. in a new study, climatologists predict a mega flood could have a catastrophic impact on california within this century, researchers say supercharged heavy rains could during the state's lowlands into inland seas. they expect a mega flood would be similar to the flooding this summer in the st louis in kentucky region. but across a much wider area foxes robert ray takes a look at how flash flooding is becoming a bigger threat across the country. as america watched and fox weather reported and forecasted the deadly flooding in kentucky the past couple of weeks. we are reminded that flash flooding in the u. s is the deadliest natural disaster every single year. august 2016 hi

. >> reporter: in scottsdale, arizona, voters are headed to the polls to make their voice heard in keytewide and senate races. this is another point whether or not donald trump holds onto the republican party here. key races we're watching, the race for governor where the trump backed kerry lake is running against mike pence backed karen taylor robson. and masters is on the ballot, he too has embraced trump's election lie. donald trump has, in fact, endorsed a slate of candidates up and down the ballot. all who believe his 2020 election lie. >> let's discuss now with maricopa county bill gates and ana navarro. welcome to you both. bill, let me start with you. after eight hearings and all the evidence of the action and in some cases inaction of the former president related to the big lie of 2020, now there could be a full slate of republicans nominated for statewide office who are selling that lie. what does that tell us about your party in arizona? >> well, i'm certainly concerned about that. but, you know, today we're really focused on the board of supervisors working with the county

to arizona's gubernatorial race, kyung lah is in scottsdale, and this republican primary race in the doubles as the proxy war between trump and his former vice president mike pence who have endorsed different candidates. >> yes. and not just it is a proxy war, it is a test of trump's influence on his party here in arizona. but to that proxy war, who are these foot soldiers in that war, and what you have is the trump-backed 2020 election lie-embracing carrie lake who is running against who former vice president pence is backing karen taylor robson, and there is very little policy sunlight between the two candidates and the big difference is how much they believe in the 2020 election lie. lake has fully endorsed it and made it a part of the centerpiece of her campaign, there are candidates who have been backed by trum up and down this ballot from governor to attorney general to u.s. senate to the secretary of state. that being critical, jake, because the secretary of state will actually administer the elections in this state. in all of those candidates that trump has endorsed, they bel

so if americans are moving to scottsdale and las vegas and to california and it is not clear those placesthe water they have got, but also as you alluded to, half the fruits and vegetables in america come from this part of america. so your strawberries, your lettuce, your carrots. if you live in cleveland, if you live in orlando, if you live in boston, chances are they are coming from colorado river water. literally your carrots are grown, all those baby carrots, are ghosn grown with colorado river water. so this will affect all of us. and the decision this week not to impose federal limits on the water to let the states keep talking, you know, that was an effort to sort of say we're not going to top down this. this is the hundred year anniversary of the agreement to share the colorado river. and they spent two months and made no progress. so we do need what you said, we need a little vision and we need leadership. you heard patricia mulroment ww, you need straight talk. >> charles fishman, thanks so much. we'll keep talking about it and wait to see where that vision comes from. thank you

. >> reporter: i'm kyung lah is scottsdale, arizona. he's endorsed candidates for governor, u.s.e did not lose the 20 between the election. and many of these candidates already are teeing up false election conspiracies that if they lose there move the have been cheating involved in this primary. >> all right. let's bring in cnn political commentators, s.e. cupp and jonah goldberg, founder and editor-in-chief of the dispatch. it's great to see both ever you here. let's start with the epic troll known as the endorsement of the erics. this is the weirdest things. trump says high takes endorsement, eve of the primary and comes out with an endorsement that says, therefore, that's why i'm proud to announce that eric has my complete and totally endorsement. the two candidates are of course named eric. what is going on, s.e.? >> i call this the hey you endorsement. when you don't remember who is going in, you say, hey, you. totally noncommittal. there was a point to this, because he doesn't want to choose. on a serious note, this is fair, but again, how unmotivated trump is by ideas and

. >> look at the flooding in scottsdale, arizona. cars struggling to make it through the streets. cheryl scott of wls is tracking it all. good morning to you. >> good morning. flooding is going to be a big concern across the desert southwest and into texas over the coming days here. we're starting with a video. you can see that school bus getting swept off of the road because of the high flood waters in arizona. thankfully the students and everyone in that bus was rescued. this is going to be a familiar scene across the desert southwest as we go through the weekend with flood watches posted here for arizona, into new mexico, a round of heavy rains, slow-moving thunderstorms will produce an additional 1 to 3 inches in some locations. isolated spots could see more. today, tomorrow, it will slowly drift its way to the east and bring flooding rains and flash flooding threats to parts of texas and dallas. we're talking dallas could see 5 to 7-plus inches of rain. flooding and flash flooding will be a big concern here this weekend into next week. eva. >> we'll be watching that. thank yo

arizona firefighters coming to the aid of a driver after heavy rain there drenches the scottsdale areawere tons of floods in that area. images on twitter show the first responders working to reach the silver car right there surrounded by fast-moving flood water and they got out okay. nobody was hurt. well done to everybody involved. tomorrow on "special report," coverage of the major primary contest in wyoming and alaska. we have you covered every time there is a primary. and we will have the results on fox news channel. we are getting closer to the 34eu8d terms. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. that's it for this "special report," fair, balanced and still unafraid. "jesse watters primetime" right now with guest host sean duffy starts here. hey, sean. >> sean: hey, bret, thank you. appreciate it welcome to "jesse watters primetime," i am sean duffy. all right. let's is that right with a fox news alert. president trump says the fbi seized his passports during their raid on mar-a-lago saying, quote: they stole my three passports along with everything else. this is an assaul

of course, scottsdale. it's just been going bonkers there for us.uiet pattern here one day be cool down. next day we warm up. it's a deep system in gulf of alaska. there are a couple of the forecast models that kind of want to drag across some weak systems here, going forward out to the 31st, so we'll see. we'll see 60 seventies eighties nineties on the temps will go. we dropped a good 10 15 degrees yesterday. some of these will go up about 10 today. sandra failed to 86 wanna creek up 10 to 93 mineral park. not as much of a drop yesterday, peninsula in south paper will still bump those temps up a couple of degrees as well. 50 is still in the temps are sixties like lower like 74, but 59 in the city, 59 in berkeley, 58 napa airport, mid sixties low sixties on the peninsula there already. palo alto airport in sunnyvale, 64. 65 it's just to take your pick of the day of the week. one day the high winds out and we warm up next to another system comes in. we call down there's no sign of any tropical or monsoon activity for truck. your south lake tahoe, whi

and old town scottsdale, and it is still raining. there is a ton of rain down into phoenix north phoenix. it's moving west, though, but there have been some flooding on. i 17 there's been a lot of reports has about 1 to 2 inches around. looks like it's now moving fast out of the area, but some of that, starting to head in the southern california and also up the sierra and boy, was it active yesterday. mark leave ill 5500 ft beautiful little area, but they had about two and a quarter inches of rain. in two hours. there were two readings of a half inch of rain in 10 minutes that caused all sorts of problems as you might imagine, debris flow, and chp said large boulders in the road. not only that late yesterday afternoon evening, reno got lit up. they had an inch and a quarter at 1.22 inches of rain in one hour , and they also had a point. oh one yesterday, giving him now 1.23 for the month of august, making this the fourth wettest august in reno's history, and it's only the fourth the wettest is 1.65 and 1965 fog. sun high clouds for u

las vegas and also western arizona and scottsdale on saturday have retweeted some of it. friend of mine drove through, and he said it was the worst he's seen in 20 years. so i mean, it was sideways rain in arizona. some of that moisture has been moving north lightning observed yesterday. kirkwood bear valley, and there's a lot more for tahoe on the way. sixties seventies eighties kind of muggy cloudy to mostly cloudy, warm blows. kind of muggy, humid here a lot of moisture in the air of climate illogically way above where we should be for august 1st as you might imagine a lot of sixties i mean, i don't think we'll get there will be too much cloud cover to get that warm. but the combination of those two systems funneling up all that moisture could make for a day. if you get some breaks in the clouds, i would think some thunderstorms are more likely later this afternoon and the remains of a tropical system frank, right, they're beginning to lift northward, and the couple forecast projections kind of take that either near us or right over us tomorrow. but take a look at from

cnn senior national correspondent is in scottsdale for us.aces in arizona. what are you watching? >> reporter: well, he's endorsed a full slate of candidates, all the way down the ballot starting with the governor, arizona senate, attorney general, secretary of state. but we are really keying in on what's happening with the governor's race. you have a proxy war here. the trump-endorsed candidate, the election lie believer kari lake is endorsed by trump. she has leaned into the election lie and in her closing message has not only talked about 2020, but she is now teeing up conspiracies about what might be happening as voters head to the polls today. take a listen to what she said. >> if we don't win -- we already know that. they want to cheat so bad. they don't want arizona to win. they don't want this country to survive. >> reporter: you may have noticed that it's only if she loses that she believes that cheating may have happened. something that by all accounts we're hearing from the maricopa recorder's office is not happening. it's going sm

senior correspondent alicia cooney tracking the results from scottsdale.d evening, later. >> good evening, shannon parker we are at the watch party for the gubernatorial candidates kari lake. there is a huge crowd here tonight, and i do want to -- talking about in terms of the vote dump that are initially coming at the ago talking about so much has been coming for maricopa county and a lot of it coming in that we are seeing right now, things that came in over the weekend. it was significant because in arizona, there is a tradition with republicans, they like to vote in person on election day. this happens all over the country back in particular, though, kari lake on the campaign trail has been very active, pushing for supporters to show up today. they had up to about two hours ago to vote or turn on their ballots, and those ballots according to maricopa county still need to be verified, they have to do signature verification then tabulated. it could be a while. talking about hours and maricopa county and saying tomorrow or thursday depending on how close t

kyung lah is out front in scottsdale, arizona. >> reporter: east meets west in a show of a united republicanlorida governor and possible 2024 hopeful ron desantis. >> from the beaches of florida to the deserts of arizona, november 8th, 2022, is going to be the day that america fights back. >> reporter: to energize this phoenix crowd, desantis turned his political fire to the news in his state. the fbi search of donald trump's mar-a-lago estate. >> they're enforcing the law based on who they like and who they don't like. that is not a republic. well, it may be, it's a banana republic when that happens. >> reporter: echoed by republican nominee for arizona governor kari lake, heavy on grievance, light on facts. >> and then these people sent politically motivated federal agents to president donald trump's home and raided it. how dare they. >> reporter: this is the first large political rally since the mar-a-lago search. >> how much is that affecting republicans who are going to be voting this year in the midterms? >> well, i hope it's a lot. i hope it ignites people, gets them out there, and th

now he fuels and services planes in scottsdale, arizona.pays for food and clothes but not for rent. >> how different is that from what you hope to be? >> it is just working in the ground and i want to be in the air. >> reporter: to get there, he's starting from scratch, staring down years of costly training, all while providing for seven family members. seven miles west, sameer madani is starting her second bachelor's degree to become an occupational therapist. she's spending her summer working two jobs. >> money that you're able to make in your jobs here in arizona, how much does that mean for your family back in afghanistan? >> considering the situation that no one works in afghanistan, no female is allowed to work in afghanistan and my family is like all females, so for them it's good that i can support them. >> reporter: sceviour a is one of 130 other women students who fled taliban rule together. she spent three days in spain and three months at fort mccoy in wisconsin. nonprofits like upwardly global visited the bases to help evacuees

kyung lah is in scottsdale with the latest on this. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, john. this unite and win philosophy. that's the mantel, the headline, if you will, that governor desantis is making this national tour, especially battleground states like arizona. this is just post some of these contentious primaries of which arizona absolutely had it. and so we also got a chance to see how the mar-a-lago story just playing out in realtime against a 2022 political landscape. we heard the fiery rhetoric from the republican nominee for arizona governor kari lake, she delved into the politics of grievance, but also from governor desantis who without citing any of those critical facts or the reason for the investigation or delving into some of those critical information points he called this patently unfair. take a listen. >> do we have that sound, you guys? >> reporter: what he basically said -- we don't have that sound, so sorry about that. basically what he and, you know, the fire brand kari lake was saying is that what they feel this is is a true political persecution, and

cnn's kyung lah is in scottsdale for us. do you have a sense of how much of an impact the former presidents influence is expected to be in arizona tonight? particularly in the primaries for governor and secretary of state. >> absolutely, certainly it's no secret that trump is endorsing here and they know exactly who he is endorsing. a lot of voters we've spoken to certainly know that kari lake is, as john just described, trump personified. that is no secret. how it will play out with voters, if there is enough of that trump base remaining here in arizona, is going to be the question. that is the question that should be answered by the end of this evening. remember, 2020 never really ended here in arizona. this is a place where there was the partisan-lead review, that bizarro world of ballot counting, on that stadium floor, where trump forces shortly after the election put pressure on local officials. so there is a true battle here, a war between the election liars and the people who believe in democracy. the people who are g

forces in texas and alabama and flew along side them in country now in scottsdale, arizona he is a flighttial. >> it is just working on the ground and i want to be on the air. right now i am servicing aircrafts like if they need fuel or any other service we do it but i accept this job because it is still in the aviation community. >> his dream is to become a commercial pilot and he told me this would be far easier than flying a blackhawk helicopter in a war zone which is what he is used to >> i imagine how many refugees are we speaking broadly what are the chances someone like him, is it a matter of time and training or are hurdles much greater? >> time, training, money of the 81,000 it is unclear how many are employed but shapur tells us there are several dozens of his friends from the afghan air force who came to the u.s. many between texas, california, virginia, most working for uber or lyft but for someone like them to become a commercial air pilot is an uphill battle. about $95,000 in fees for training two years to train they don't have their flight records with them. they left every

scottsdale's that good ring northern arizona, even parts of southern california and look at this the monsoon moisture now moving into tahoe reno. there's going to be a lot of activity, especially wednesday and thursday. and i draw your attention to a huge fog bank now not on the sonoma coast, but everywhere else. i mean, it is thick, thick, thick, and it's cool. if you're stuck in that fog back so we will go from sixties to one. oh, six today. that would not surprise me to get some inland temps that are that hot water temps are cold, though. 51 bodega bay 51 point race, so i'm not surprised. the fog is there. it's just runs into too much resistance with high pressure. we do not have an offshore breeze. thank goodness half moon bay reporting a quarter mile visibility. so for one creek, santa rosa, oakland and san jose , these are the average temps for august. 16th these are the forecast size today one oh, 4 98 82 93. the tough one is san francisco and oakland. i mean, they're sitting in the sixties now, but there's a lot of fog there. that's going to keep some locations on the cool si

. >> reporter: at the fairmount scottsdale princess near phoenix, more guests are singing the praises>> we use sound, or vibration, to really reach them on a cellular level to promote healing within their body. >> reporter: the hotel says bookings of the service are up over 75% this year. at the ritz carlton millennia singapore, a masseuse synchronizes her movements with a live cellist. asia is generally a mecca for unusual spa treatments. here at the banyan tree vaia in phuket, thailand, it's a combination of flotation, massage, stretching and meditational sound. >> and this treatment has been specifically designed to help people reach a state of healing and relaxation. >> reporter: south of the border, massages at dreams resorts and spa cancun can be booked in front of a giant screen showcasing scenes from nature. nearby, guests at rosewood mayakoba go into nature before choosing a mayan blessing and choosing herbs to create a specialized oil for use in their massage. a deep sinkhole, also known as a s cenote is the backdrop also in cancun. >> mayans use to beautify everything. >> r

thing is, though you don't have to go far to find a heck of a lot more than that, especially north scottsdale and other areas that have been north up north and also west. a lot of fog. i mean, that's a pretty good fog bank. it's just really down on the deck. so 60 seventies coast and by eighties and nineties to low one hundred's inland tomorrow will be the hottest day. this does not the heat advisor. heat excessive, he concludes san francisco the coast of the bay. it's inland, still pretty hot on wednesday, then i have to feel that fog will make a bigger impact. cooler weather end of the week. you guys bring it. steve paulson. thank you coming up here on the nine. china announces more military drills around taiwan comes after taiwan's president met with the u. s congressional delegation earlier today. plus becoming financially independent, starting good habits that will pay off for years. next on the nine we're talking live with an expert for tips on making small expert for tips on making small changes can yield big results. well well well, what have we here? a magical place... that's lookin'

not right over phoenix or scottsdale was still a little bit around las vegas. which is just crazy.soon activity, half moon bay down to a mile visibility after that, it looks pretty good. unless you're heading south. then there's some pockets of thick fog, especially around watson ville, maybe down towards monterey peninsula. but right now, monterey, says, 10 miles, although i'm sure there's some thick fog, not but not far away. morning fog, mild low signing for all nice to art 60 seventies eighties and then inland nineties. lot more sixties here. upper fifties 50 in the city center fell 59 that's warmer than yesterday. santa rosa petaluma 56. i'm upper sixties here mid sixties down towards santa cruz mountains mid fifties their upper fifties santa cruz capital apthe, 60, morgen hill, san martin, and then a lot of sixties santa clara, cupertino, saratoga balmy 64. campbell and south san jose all around 60 to 61 degrees fifties on the water temps. it came up a little bit. although point, reyes went down, but bodega bay in point, reyes 52 53. yeah. kind of a brees its onshore, but it'

fort lauderdale, miami, austin, naples, tampa, san antonio, scottsdale, phoenix.g to try to help restaurants? are they doing anything to help the cities that haven't caught up yet? >> no, nothing at all. everybody is pretty much on their own right now. we have biden-inflation that's through the roof. our costs continue to go up and we're having trouble getting people to come out to start with. it certainly affects us being able to raise our prices to cover those costs in cities like minneapolis. so the bars and restaurants right now are on their own and that's why you take a walk through minneapolis, you see a lot of places that are closed. i don't see that changing any time soon. we're hoping the elections this fall help. and that's probably our best shot. >> gillian: there was a $27 billion restaurant revitalization fund but after effects look at that showed that most of the money there, about 78%, ended up going to big chains, big names that already had a lot of financial security leaving the small-owned businesses to crumble. greg, we wish you the best with al

first, alicia is live in beautiful scottsdale, arizona, with the latest from there., john, a big rush is expected today, according to elections officials. republicans tend to vote in-person on the day, which is exactly how gop candidates like it. >> senate candidate jim layman, self-funded businessman, headed to cast his ballot in the blazing sun. >> beautiful day in arizona to vote. >> he is chasing blake masters, campaign not only supported by a tech billionaire but former president trump. >> i'm running on a proud america first platform, honored to receive his endorsement. >> both would not have certified the election, when president biden won by 10,000 votes. mark brnovich did certify biden's win and still paying for it. >> frustrates me, because i don't have the endorsement of donald trump, somehow that makes me less conservative than i really am. >> even more, the gubernatorial gop race. >> i'm running against a real rino. >> carrie calls herself a lifetime member of the n.r.a. but only joined last year. >> lake and robson, former president trump for lake, mike

of the wettest days since the monsoon season started on june 15th for much of phoenix and also scottsdale many locations in arizona. we will get more of the same fog low clouds until sunday, when it does look a little cooler here. for some of these inland areas sixties to nineties. take your pick after sunday looks like a quick warm up monday back a little bit on tuesday, dave. okay see? thank you time 7 53 more children around the country getting sick from marijuana edibles coming up by poison control, officials say, putting the drug in the shelf or drawer . that's not good enough. but first, some community college students will have free tuition to look forward to this fall and will tell you what else they won't have t now 7 56 east bay rapid rescue in livermore overwhelmed right now with rabbits and they need community help, the group says rabbits are being turned in at an alarming rate from people giving up their pets or they need help placing astray, the president of the rescue group says. for every rabbit that's adopted, three more take their place, the rising cost of living in the

cities doing a lot of green fort lauderdale coming in just behind las vegas, austin, san antonio, scottsdalen red states. >> i should've led the show. that is fascinating what a complete difference, red and blue. >> if you cannot open your doors and your doors are stolen by rioters, tough to have a restaurant. >> of your local economy is booming as it is in naples florida and fort lauderdale, good business, good stuff. thank you very much. take a look at the op-ed foxnews.com, merrick garland's case against trump is dangerously problematic. greg generates will tell me what is wrong with garland's case. approximation special located to mysterious reports of alien abductions. abby joins me with a sneak preview. i'm a little skeptical but will put it on the air. ♪ her skin was better, she was more active. if i can invest in her health and be proactive, i think it's worth it. visit betterforthem.com ♪ i got into debt in college and, no matter how much i paid, it followed me everywhere. so i consolidated it into a low-rate personal loan from sofi. get a personal loan with no fees, low fixed rates

he was called to a scottsdale, arizona, home recently to remove a western diamondback rattlesnake, butg a mother of rattlesnakes and a whole bunch of her babies. so it's a myth, a really popular myth that baby rattlesnakes are more dangerous than adults. it's not true at all. baby rattlesnakes have just as much control over their venom expenditure as adults and the bites are typically not as bad because they don't have as much venom to give a bite, even from a baby rattlesnake is still an emergency. but experts say rattlesnakes, for the most part will keep to themselves. really highlights the fact that there are far too many people in our community with guns and willing to use guns in broad daylight. a surge of gun violence in oakland this weekend what police are saying after three people lost their lives, plus the plan is now to have a much more sustainable footprint on the moon and then ultimately use it as a stepping stone to mars. and we are less than 24 hours away from the launch window for nasa's test of the artemis rocket what it means for america's efforts to return to the moon

but in the last couple of days, phoenix and scottsdale have had some incredible downpours.a busy morning. already the sierra is getting more active as that monsoon rotates around the heart are moisture to the left. that's the remains of a tropical system. so you have monsoon and tropical. the tropical favors that low. the low is going to move towards us, but not until probably starting late friday and the saturday which will give us a call down today, cooled mild by the coast. with some fog. the weekend does look cooler, the whole the bugaboo and all this would be the monsoon wash. it's almost impossible to time it so you just have to do day to day. what i want to draw your attention to those look finally, starting to ramp up over trucking south like that's pretty good amounts there. they've been outside looking in if you will. i believe that was a savoy brown album outside looking in. i think so. i believe so. ah it's been reno near them and also south, but it looks like it's starting to make a move for the tahoe area. so keep an eye on things sixties to nineties on the te

check out this amazing video from scottsdale, arizona.pter to save this woman who was trapped at a skate park. she was stuck after torrential rains flooded the park and her husband said she was testing out the camera on her new phone. you can see just how high flood waters were in this video. the fire department says she's doing okay after the daring rescue. rick. rick: rachel, both of us growing up in arizona know the monsoon season and all of that means the southwest is getting this increedable monsoon season, and there is no sign in the next couple weeks it's going to let up. if you want to get the rain, you're getting it but you get some of the flooding you're seeing there. a look at the weather map, we also are in hurricane season, and we have not had much activity at all. that said, 80% of our activity is still remaining. we're going into the peak about two months and you look across the atlantic, nothing really going on except for one little spot we're watching. a chance for development along the coastline of texas there. i don't t