one good thing about southwest. they actually respond to all of their customers who tweet them. >> one of the things that they mentioned is that they are experiencing a lot of weather impacting their operations today and they said that they did have a current a system error that they are working to resolve asap. saw another tweet from someone who says that they've been on the ground for the last 2 and a half hours because of that system wide outage involving southwest their planes have not been able to leave a number of destinations. that is some of the news that we were hearing not too long ago that all these southwest airlines planes were grounded nationwide because of this error. but some good news, at least here locally. the problem has been fixed and that some of the planes are starting to get off the tarmac and into the oakland san jose and to some at all impacted by what had happened. >> and we'll continue to gather information throughout the evening and keep you updated on what's happening with meanwhile, ba

airlines is a low-cost carrier nobody looks at southwest airlines that way. somebody who's trying to throw out cheap flights. those days are long gone gary kelly was instrumental in making them as large and as successful and as profitable as they have become >> you know, phil, i am kind of struck at the age of jordan. i mean, a lot of times these people will move on to other places because they don't get the top job. i wonder is there any thought he might have left if he didn't get the job? >> i've not heard that but i'm not surprised that -- it's a very southwest way if that makes sense, jim. you know gary kelly and people at southwest this is not the type of an airline or a company where the person who had a number of jobs is saying, hey, i need to be the top guy and if i'm not the top guy, i'm going to leave. i don't need you anymore that's just not in the dna they are extremely consistent in terms of what you see from their executives, how they conduct themselves, how they operate the airline. you talk about a company where everybody's on the same page, t

northern southwest borders.nk you so much, you are recognized for your opening statement. >> thank you and welcome ranking member langford. iha appreciate the work all of u are doing. for 35 years, we have been promoting good policies for cross-border trade and commerce to benefit the countries of north america. i think one of the things i want to bring up is the definitions are using, essential, nonessential, people act like an essential traveling goes back to a community in mexico was only essential people so they are mixing with nonessential people and in the meantime the florida communities are being devastated economically, the local government is suffering from cbp is suffering from a we having a lot of reasons why we are looking forward to benchmarks senator sinema established or mentioned in the letter march 28, 2021. we are looking bl forward to working with her on that and the rest of the bipartisan members that signed on to the correspondence. we think it is a shame that we don't really understand how

southwest third party weather provider was unable to send data to southwest airline pilots, causing delays to about 1500 flights across the country. coming up new airstrikes in the gaza strip in an apparent retaliatory attack will have the latest on the situation there. plus president biden gets ready to sit down for his first face to face meeting with russian leader vladimir putin what we can expect from the summit and it's heating up around here. we'll look into the forecast that includes triple digit heat and heat advisories for parts of the bay area. we made usaa insurance for members like martin. an air force veteran made of doing what's right, not what's easy. so when a hailstorm hit, usaa reached out before he could even inspect the damage. that's how you do it right. usaa insurance is made just the way martin's family needs it with hassle-free claims, he got paid before his neighbor even got started. because doing ri. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. ♪ usaa ♪ did you know prilosec otc can stop frequent heartburn we're made for. before it begins? heartburn happens when sto

southwest bo. mr. vale, thanks so much for joining us today and you are recognized for your opening statement. >> thank you, chairman, and welcome to ranking member lankford. i really appreciate the work that all of you are doing. i think that the border trail lines has for 35 years been promoting good policies for cross border trade and commerce to benefit the countries of north america. i think that one of the things i do want to bring up is -- initially, is the definitions that we are using as countries, essential, nonessential. people act like an essential traveler goes back to a community in mexico that is only essential people. so they're mixing with all the nonessential people. and in the meantime, the border communities are being devastated economically, the local governments are suffering, cbp is suffering. so we're having a lot of reasons why we're looking forward to some of the benchmarks that senator sinema has established, that are mentioned in a letter on march 28th of '21. we're looking

the technical issue that forced southwest to play catch-up this morning. >>> repair or replace.ticker shock if you are trying to get a car right now. why prices are skyrocketing. >>> first, let's go to mike nicco. >> let's look at what is going on. ¢ spreading across the peninsula. there is no wind and that is why it is 60 at san bruno. there is no marine layer. 46 at half moon bay. everybody else in the 50s. mid 50s to even mid 60s. 66 antioch, 62 in concord. gorgeous shot from the exploratory him camera. look at how calm everything is. the lack of a sea breeze except for right near the coast where it keeps you in the 60s for the most part. it means faster warming today even with an increase in high clouds. 84 to 100 by 4:00. at 7:00, still 78 around the bay, to 93 inland. outdoor dining? find some shade. before you head out, do you have enough water today? you will need more. if there is shade available, make sure you know where it is and symptoms of heat exhaustion. i want to show you the community this morning. have the water in case your car breaks down. it is calmer and wa

the topic of this hearing in security trade and travel and points of entry on the southwest border is a go one and it's a privilege to be with a knowledgeable group and knowledgeable panel on the southwest border operation. our ports of entry and lamport's in particular have traditionally received less focus and they deserve in my view per point ofa entry with mexico are an essential gateway for trade and commerce integrated manufacturing and supply chain, agriculture produce and livestock and mainly connection between shared border communities for work, school and life. c there is also critical points to ensure the security of the united states, the u.s. forced entry customer border officers and agricultural specialism identifying dangerous people and goods. the majority of narcotics, methamphetamine play so many parts of our country and have been smuggled to the port of entry. agriculture and diseases that can encounter daily, cartels with outbound daily as well. human trafficking shares its products and trade fraud are constant challenges. over the past decade congress has provided

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. >> and a live look at sfo, southwest airlines is playing catch-up after grounding the entire fleet nationwide tonight, what prompted the unusual order? >>> later this week and we are in for a heat wave, at least inland. we will take a look at records in jeopardy, coming up in the forecast. >>> and a plan to prevent sweeping blackouts. >> counting down the minutes until full reopening. in less than one hour, almost all of the coronavirus restrictions we've been living under for more than a year will only be a memory. we are live with team coverage tonight. betty is in san francisco with everything you need to know, starting at midnight. >> as you said, most of those restrictions will be lifted when it comes to masks, and general business operations. out here tonight we saw varying degrees of comfort among people when it comes to ditching that mask. tonight we saw a mix of masked and unmasked people, and after midnight, most health orders will be lifted, including masks, social distancing, and capacity limits. businesses, they are eager to open their doors. but it will still be a bat

southwest saying the passenger repeatedly ignored standard inflight instructions and became a abusivethwest ever again. >>> once coast was partly over and people were released their attitude is, look, we're entitled to certain things and everything is an infringement. masks are an infringement. >> so far this year the faa has received more than 3,000 reports of unruly passengers on planes, overwhelmingly passengers refusing to wear a mask. just today this man was escorted off a flight by law enforcement. a fellow passenger said he refused to wear a mask and became verbally abusive. no passengers were arrested or charged. >> i felt prompted to take a stand when flight attendant was injured in the face because it's one of many incidents i heard from my colleagues at southwest airlines and also nationwide and enough is enough. this is a deplorable act. >> she's been a flight attendant for nearly three decade. >> the stories i'm hearing right now is how much things have changed. how much more difficult it is during the day just to get through a basic flight because there's so much resista

it continues to plague many southwest ports. this includes all ports of entry, that are experiencing up to four hour delays. in this situation, it will only be exacerbated as the nonessential travel is lifted. as the spread of covid-19 diminishes. in addition, through a direct reduction of user fees for commercial travel, and to lesser extent the trade volume since march 2020 also threatens to disrupt the ports. these user fees fund 40% of cbp officer positions. and that's one third of the entire workforce at the port of entry. this loss of user funding is at a time when this workforce is most needed to look at legitimate travel and trade. and it's important work on me. even though they are severely understaffed, the results of cbp officers that seizures a fentanyl at the point of ports of entry are up 300%. it is vital they continue to authorize and fund continual staffing to ensure that cbp continue to succeed with this important work. that's why we have fought for many many years to increase cbp staffing at the ports. we foug

southwest with temperatures in the triple digit s.on already facing historic drought. meteorologist adam klotz from fox weather live with a forecast >> adam: hey, jon, it is incredibly hot in the desert southwest but it's not just the southwest dealing with abnormally-warm temperatures these are your current numbers across the country and you see a lot of spots in the 90s from 94 in memphis take a look at 96 degrees currently in minneapolis, so a lot of warm air pooled up in the middle of the country and then yeah, really some of the absolutely hottest air, that's currently happening in the desert southwest, where we've got heat watches, warnings, advisories stretching from portions of western texas, across the desert running into southern california and farther to the north as far north as running up into colorado all areas where they are dealing with the real extreme heat. those numbers getting up into the 100 and teens in a whole lot of places, 113 in phoenix, looking at other areas in the 100 and teens, widespread though into trip

southwest has been lit by technical glitches and bad weather.e wall street journal" says southwest hopes the extra pay will encourage employees to pick up shifts or work additional trips. pilots say the offer is a temporary patch and it doesn't address training issues that's led to not enough pilots being available to fly the summer schedule. facebook launches a newsletter service called bulletin for free and paid articles and podcasts that aims to rival substack. some of the high-profile personalities include arthur malcolm gladwell. facebook says it won't initially take a cut of creators' revenue and they can choose their own subscription prices, but we know how this is, initially they won't charge you. let's see one to two years from now. >> down the road. >> thanks, christina. >>> it's 4:43. coming up next on "today in the bay," a look at that forecast with kari. >> if you're heading out to the gym early this morning or going out for a run, we'll see our temperatures in san mateo in the upper 50s, clearing out around 9:00. we'll get a look a

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those folks at southwest really do have a lot of fun with those things., so fun. >> a 5 year-old girl in southern california got a very special birthday this year. her mom customize barbie dolls to make them reflect her own life. a lot is mom added hearing implants to her barbie dolls a lot. he was born deaf and had surgery when she was just 9 months old to help with her hearing. she's recently been asking her mom. what other people don't also have implants. so her mom took a lot of time to add those hearing implants to the barbie dolls and then gave them to a la ni and a bunch of her friends. that's why they're wrapped up there. the facts pretty cold. >> president from mom. they're making sure that being different is what us unique and awesome. good for a long his mom and the other girls that party as well. >> in that wraps up kron 4 news at 8 o'clock tonight. we still much more ahead for you will see during kron 4 news at 9 just a few minutes. >> when time from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news area right my life. >> now at

kelley's replacement will be long-time southwest executive bob jordan.pite a memo sent to employees about leadership change, jordan says the company does not plan drastic changes. he also said he plans to keep the free bag policy in place. >>> shock waves after the death of one of silicon valley's most notable and controversial pioneers. john mcafee was found dead in his jail cell in pain. his death came hours after a spanish court approved his expedition to the u.s. on tax evasion charges. more on the life of the technical innovator. >> john mcafee befd known for antivirus software. heold his shares in that company back in the '90s. he made a lot of money and lost money in the 2008 financial crash. his life took a strange turn after that. he spent years on the run from u.s. authorities. part of that time on a yacht in the caribbean. he tried to run for president twice in 2016 and 2020. didn't get far either time. he was wanted back in the u.s. on tax evasion and cryptocurrency fraud charges. he was finally arrested in barcelona back in october. just hou

in april 2021, cbp encountered 178,000 individuals at the southwest border. of these, 17,000 were unaccompanied children. these numbers are challenging. but at the same time we must note that they do overstate migration flaws. due to the use of title 42 expulsion authority, the rate of repeat encounters, particularly among single adults, has been much higher than normal. although we are seeing more encounters than in the peak of 2019, the number of unique encounters remains lower than it was then. of course this fact does not reduce the impact of total departments on the department, of total encounters on the department or its personnel. but it is a reminder that encounter numbers do not tell the whole story and that migration searches have varied in complicated causes. one thing is clear. the decision made by families and children to undertake the dangerous journey does not come lightly. and it underscores the need for a comprehensive regional approach for addressing regular migration. among other things, we must deal with the factors that cause people to fl

. >> lot of heat coming, this area of hot high pressure located across the desert southwest.clockwise circulation around this is going to pull the heat from the desert across california. little bit of humidity, we had it today, on and off this week. other interesting thing is thunderstorms. all the chances look east of us but little bit of humidity, be watching it closely and let you know. top concern is going to be the dangerous heat. showed you this earlier. as you can see, most of the bay area is covered by some heat warning except for san francisco, peninsula and near the bay, berkeley, oakland, through hayward, not under the heat warnings, everyone else can expect 90s to 100s, temperature range is 94 to 108 degrees. humidity down to 10% to 20%, elevating the fire danger. better perspective on the heat, in livermore, up to 101 on wednesday. 106 on thursday, hottest day for everyone, slow and gradual push down. by sunday still in 90s for livermore. next week get back to 80s and comfortable across the bay area through next week. just get through this and things looking bett

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the clear blue skies stay out towards the west, particularly wales and southwest england.uble figures. it will be rather grey and gloomy start in the east and again, quite damp and drizzly and places, misty murky. keep a lot of cloud through the day here, i think more of scotland brightening up, northern ireland, wales and must in parts of england. some sunny spells coming through here, maybe not as much sunshine as some of us here enjoyed in the past couple of days, unless of course you want a bit more rain on the garden, june for some has been quite dry. a range of temperatures, mid—teens for some north sea coastal parts. but you get some sunshine to break out in to the low 20s. so, we'll have another day with plenty of cloud at wimbledon, perhaps a few spots of rain in the air and gradually though, as the rest of the week goes on, it'll turn a bit sunnier a bit warmer too. through wednesday evening, no great change but late afternoon and parts of wales and southwest england, a chance of things picking up and it's hit and miss. but possibly heavy and may be thundery show

this was the second time in a month that southwest canceled and delayed flights., but also said it's seen an unusually high number of flight attendants calling in sick, according to flight aware the southwest airlines company has already canceled more than 100 flights today alone and delayed another 125 airplanes. this past weekend broke a record for the most air travelers in one weekend since the beginning of the pandemic, the transportation security administration screen more than four million passengers at u. s airports on friday and saturday. that's compared to one million during the same weekend last year. airlines in the ece are struggling with the growing number of travelers after laying off workers this holiday weekend coming up could set a new record at airports across the country. a so called flintstone's house. you see, when you drive onto 83, hillsborough is going to stay exactly as it is. the owners settled a lawsuit with the town that claimed the dinosaur sculptures. another landscaping violated local codes. some of the code violations include decks

the smoky aroma is likely from the southwest. the national weather service says smoke is drifting over from arizona, a spare the air alert was issued for tomorrow in the bay area because of the accumulation of smog. >>> now we use the abc 7 news app to send out a news alert out the spare the air alert. download it now so you know when the weather gets hazardous to your health. >>> new details on what police call a nonprovoked attack that sent an asian woman to the hospital with stab wound. as kate larsson reports, a suspect is now under arrest. >> reporter: shortly after taking this video, francisco found out that the ambulance was for his friend and neighbor taylor. >> i'm like wow, that's the last person that deserves something like that. >> reporter: daniel couch stabbed her with a knife when taylor was out for a walk. >> we believe this was attack. >> she's just the sweetest little lady ever. >> reporter: police found couch a few blocks from the crime scene and arrested him. he's known to sfpd. in 2016 he was arrested on murd

, a large area through texas back across the desert southwest southern california. we are talking about extreme heat warnings, watches and etc. temperatures are coming close to 115 in phoenix the next couple days, a three day forecast thing very hot in socal. about this for into the utah area and running up the coast to california, temperatures climbing to the 90s knocking on the door of 100 degrees, real intense heat out there. he plus dry conditions, this is a drought monitor and they are way behind on brain with last year. it sets you up for the possibility of seeing wildfire weather. dry conditions, wind and extreme heat. we do see areas where wildfires could be problem the next couple of days, something we will certainly pay attention to if the wind continued to pick up. the other story besides very warm temperatures, this just popped up this morning in the western gulf of mexico, we've got a system with 40% chance of it turning into a tropical storm and that's what we will pay attention. >> thinks we'll be right back. another u.s. business, mcdonald's. affecti

coming up of the southwest, we're going to see a similar pattern for tomorrow.ith a low spinning off the coastline. 76 degrees in san jose. a comfortable 63 at some sunshine in half moon, bay 64 and sunny in pacifica 71 in oakland, 73 degrees in concord and 72 degrees in petaluma. winds will continue overnight tonight. but begin to diminish into early tomorrow morning and then by tomorrow afternoon, start to ramp up again. but you'll notice that direction again. coming up out of the southwest that offshore or that on shore breeze is going to continue to blow as long as that area of low pressure stays offshore there. the circulation around that will bring all the winds back on shore up out of the southwest. it will likely bring some more fog and likely going to see some more drizzle out. there's to travel around the state to find 90's up and down the san joaquin babies into the sacramento valley 77 degrees in los angeles about 69 in santa barbara fog. yep. it's likely to make a return. but modified fog layer that's going to move on shore. so it's running pretty h

if you're about to hop on a flight with southwest airlines. delaying or canceling thousands of flights flight aware says southwest has already delayed more than 1000 flights scheduled for this weekend and plans to proactively delay 100 started has set sail. 99% of passengers were vaccinated against covid-19. this is according to royal caribbean cruises today sailing kicks off the cruise line's return to business with carnival vessels or reggie scheduled to depart from other ports next month. >> for your health tonight. today was the final day of the mass vaccination site at city college here in san francisco. the move to close it is being made as covid cases along with the demand for the vaccine continues to drop here in the city. the mass vaccination site at san francisco's moscone center is set to close on july 14th, folks who have received their first shot at both locations can reschedule their shot through a neighborhood clinic. santa clara county superior court has now relaxed their covid restrictions for visitors. folks who are subjected

you wrote an open letter to the ceo of your company, southwest airlines, mr. gary kelly.with him first? >> i thought an open letter was the best way to not only bring to the attention of our ceo, gary kelly, but also for our members and for the public. i think awareness is really important for people to understand these issues are occurring onboard the aircraft, because it's going to take all of us to your it. arthel: give me an -- to cure it. give me an idea of what you said. >> i told him that the level of incidents was far too high. at the time there was about 2900 reported airlines and southwest airlines had approximately 477 incidents. these are recorded incidents, incidents that rise to a level high enough to create flight attendants to write a regularity report. on a day-to-day basis, they're dealing with a lot of microaggression where people are touching them, pulling on their lanyards, just day the danish shoes that they're able to de escalate but it continues x it's something we have never seen. arthel: have you gotten any feedback from mr. kelly and what about

an epic track through southwest in china, destination unknown, now uncertain why this heard of 15 wild asian elephant strayed from a peaceful, national nature as the united province. one theory is that their leader lacks experience and lead the group astray. other experts say the journey is the result of human development and that the elephant of searching for new habitat, whatever the reason that track has become the longest distance migration of wild elephants ever recorded in china. that is, that this is the 1st time in history that we've seen anything like this. it's never happened before. so everyone is trying to figure out why it's happening. we need to observe the elephant further and study them. movements contains the group set out his 16 animals that to turn around and went home and the baby was born during the track. the herd has moved through villages, broken into bonds, trampled crops, and caused more than a $1000000.00 of losses. and wild chinese social media is full of post from videos of sightings, a task force of 360 people. and 9 drones is busy tracking the heard, desp

fox weather forecast is up next. ♪♪ the temperatures the first wave of the season on the southwest.. >> the heat, real strong heat building across the country, particularly the southwest my extreme heat today from the midwest close to 90 in chicago, is the stretching found across the mississippi, then taking you all the way to the west and suddenly you see some of the numbers driving to triple digits not just today, the next couple of days. we've got heat advisories western texas across new mexico into arizona, southern california into utah, a large area where we are talking about extreme dry heat they are dealing with, how warm will it get in the phoenix area? well over 100 everyday and the teens. you see that widespread and it tracks portions of socal of the coast, salt lake city temperatures still in the triple digits even further north, or elevation still dealing with it. the air is bone dry, we get really warm temperatures, dry air and a little bit of wind, not surprising you would see elevated risk of wildfire danger in the wind could stir up buyers really quickly without any

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. >>> and looking live at san jose airport and sfo, may skror travel headaches for southwest fliers. the carrier is canceling and delaying flight this is weekend. according to the aviation blog one mile at a time, 48% of southwest's schedule was impacted friday while 9% of flights were impacted today. southwest is blaming the thunderstorms in parts of the country. >>> next on kpix 5 news at 11:00 and streaming on cbsn bay area, the shark attack prompting warnings at a popular san mateo county beach tonight. >> a shark can attack, you know, very close to the beach. >> the fear factor's already there. you add to it like a local attack. >>> plus, looking live at san francisco, the suspect under arrest tonight for two murders just hours and one block apart. >>> and bring on the water works, the crash creating a big mess in oakland tonight. >>> speaking of water works, there's light rain on the lens of the camera that sits on the mark hopkins hotel. the marine layer is in force. enough so it's misting out there tonight. but this has huge benefits for us in terms of keeping the temper >>>

not surprised that happening on southwest we all know southwest has a best employees , maybe some ofisode was the same. passengers were too drunk to fly. american tries to convey with delta and united. southwest tries to compete with gray hampered that's on the gutsy american dream duality to be will mcfly? >> oh please candidate we are all back in studio and i'm going from l.a. to new york or d.c. twice a month i need that cheap chardonnay so i can watch that rahm, think i'm actually doing something productive with my life or five and half hours. look, you have idiots you have violent idiots, booze does make that worse. but flight attendant at the right to shut people off just like bartended stepper it and also this airlines by the way the still getting booze in business and first class. so, what happens to the idiots who are violent there? i do not think this solves the problem. but i do think, pulling these people off the plane, placing them on no fly list will solve the problem. before you punch a flight attendant you're signing your traveling death warbird party panel think is s

it's important for all of us on the southwest board to empower hem to be the leader going forward.ve some duties, and will be involved in some strategies, but it will be a light touch. i want to be here to support bob and our leadership team and make them successful. you know, not perpetuate my career i think ked do -- i can do that yeah, i would like to stay i realize that's not the typical corporate america approach, but southwest is not the typical company, and we're proud of what we do, and we're proud of how we do it, and i'm not a founder i feel like a founder. i want to continue to do what i can to help the company going forward, and as long as the board wants me, and as long as the executive team feels like i can be helpful, i would like to stay involved. >> we remember herb kellerer coming on the state, and anyone who doesn't know about southwest's disrupting origins, they haven't done their research you were back with us in april, and said it could be a long recovery, could be ten years because of the all the technology that hurts travel to say you don't have enough plane

but if that trough is a little bit further to the southwest, the low pressure is further southwest andw which of these two it's going to be at the moment. there is quite a lot of uncertainty for the forecast into next weekend just at the moment. this is bbc news. a major push to offer coronavirus jabs to every adult in england is gathering speed, with queues forming outside pop—up vaccination centres. if it wasn't for the vaccine, we would definitely be seeing a wave that is going to be even bigger than the wave we had in winter but because of the vaccine, that is doing the heavy lifting, that is what is doing as much as possible to protect us at the moment. it comes as scientists repeat their warnings that a third wave of infections is underway: i certainly believe it is the third wave. we are seeing the number of cases going up quite consistently now. and the beginnings of a rise in hospitalisations. i think we are all very optimistic that this will be different from the previous waves. the son of the private investigator daniel morgan — whose murder remains unsolved more than three

heat building out of the desert southwest coming up from the southwest. and so the bay and areas around the bay are going to have a sea breeze from time to time in the fog at the coast as well, so of course that keeps things cooler. so we're sort of right in the middle or the tipping point. so we will have areas. this is tomorrow's forecast. we will have areas that end up with temperatures in the low one hundred's. this can be fairfield. fact of it is gonna be a far eastern cities. livermore eastern livermore, eastern conquered areas like that. antioch, brentwood but around the bay like tomorrow you can see the greens. it's going to remain relatively mild to cool to warm. so with that in mind, i didn't want to do that. with that in mind, we are looking for temperatures to generally, um get pretty darn hot around here. so what i want to do now is move forward here. uh let's see what we can do here. you can't do that. let's try it out, ok? and there's the forecast highs from does is the highest from today. um, we are looking at the i got my computer, little

this a morning of hot air ballooning in southwest albuquerque quickly turn tragic get him josh perez was coming out of the gym near central announcer when he saw the envelope of the hot air balloon rising on its own without his basketball. the basket was just feet away in the intersections of propane still going. and we just you know, the people so. >> that's you get a fire extinguisher into a turnoff. everything so he could get to them. witnesses like or as quickly turning 911. albuquerque police say they got reports of the crash just after 7 saturday morning. >> the balloon apparently hit the wind skirted to the west the top of the power lines and the gondola crashing to the intersection central videos from witnesses. so the envelope continue to rise in the air without the passenger basket before deflating spiraling back to the ground. landing in a yard. albuquerque fire rescue says the gondola itself fell about 100 feet 2 men and 2 women die on scene unfortunately, it's a terrible to say, but we have 4 deceased bodies here on individuals. we understand range in age from about 40 t

our research stations pacific northwest asian and pacific southwest, there's so much fire across oregonand telephone in particular, it is in the don't waste a crisis, what can we learn from these forests compared to the forest and then about us and the whole spectrum, it's not a one-size-fits-all answer in working with universities and other collaborators are really putting together a package of what the key questions are. relative to the innovation you mentioned mass timber, here's a little known fact i don't think everyone, many people don't realize, the forest service has credible work in innovation and we have patents and we have increased the patents, these are patents for the public. in the last three years, we have 24 patents just from our direct forest service scientists and we work through cooperative research development agreements with private industry and that has led to at least 150 patents. here's just a couple of examples. superstrong carbon foam, mobile production unit and non- formaldehyde adhesives for some of these timber plywood products. those are just examples but

on a global infrastructure plan to counter china. arising influence on day 2 of their formation southwest england, the world's wealthiest democracy. they will invest 1000000000 to offer developing nations and alternative partnership influenced by values high standards, transparency and women who host to meet at germany. the green party officially named analyze barebones as is 1st ever candidate for chancellor ahead of september elections. ah. hello clare richardson, a very warm welcome to the show. we begin with some news from the european soccer championship. denmark christian ericsson is said to be awake and in stable condition in hospital after he collapsed on the pitcher during the match against finland in copenhagen. a medical crew was immediately called in, they gave the midfielder chest compressions and were able to revive him. the game was suspended, but has now resumed again and was bringing it, mark oregon from d. w. a sports mark. i was surprised to hear that the game has resumed already. i mean, how, how did this come to be? and i'm just astonished, but this is back on as well

so this nevada that's a southwest wind. they're not always going., and you see the wind out in the in fairfield 31 mile an hour gusts, so that's significant. but sfo. all right. the weather. bushehr is just five miles an hour, which is really interesting considering that this time, not even the southwest, when i'd expect more wind there. this is the reason for the southwest winds. the cooling the milder pattern this this rotation here. that's not an eddie. that's a low pressure center that in the winter would be rain. it would be a lottery and actually cause we're situated and it's not bear is barely moving this time of year. it just sets us up with a pattern. that allows for the fog to really push inland. so already we have fog into berkeley in kensington and albany, the whole fog footprint is going to fill in basically all nine bay area counties. as we head into, um, tomorrow morning, so tomorrow morning, going to be foggy for almost everybody slow to clear what happens when it's slow, declare its slow to warm temperatures tomorrow. warm response

how many border patrol agents do we have on the southwest border? >> i will provide you with the precise number, congresswoman. i will provide that to you later today. >> as secretary of homeland security, we have a border crisis and you can't tell me how many agents we have, roughly, approximately, on the southwest border? >> congresswoman, i think you're aware of the fact that tens of thousands of border patrol agents that we have. you're well aware of the responsibilities that they execute and the talent and ex expertise they have. >> can you tell me how many sectors there are in texas? >> i can't tell you. >> there are nine sectors. it is equivalent of 125 agents which are not full-fledged agents. they are transporters for migrants and paper intake folks. but when we have a record number of retirees out of the border patrol agents with some of the lowest morale in the country and agents in the sector alone, one of the sectors seeing the highest numbers of got-aways on the southwest border, do you think 125 agents of additional coordinators is su

water from this lake makes agriculture possible in the desert southwest. farmers throughout the region are struggling. >> it's an economic disaster. we don't plant crops, we don't have jobs, we don't produce food. and as we saw during the pandemic, you know, this industry is essential for everyone. >> reporter: lake mead's hoover dam provides hydroelectric power to the region, but the dwindling water supply forcing the dam's output to be cut by nearly 25%. and at some point, officals warn, it could be forced to stop producing altogether. nearly 300,000 miles of the southwest are in exceptional drought, an area bigger than the state of texas. last year was the worst fire season and this year even drier. experts say it's being driven by climate change. >> really important to stay on this and matt, the federal government could soon be forced to take some unprecedented steps here? >> reporter: major steps, david. for the first time this summer, the federal government is set to announce a water shortage along the lower colorado river. that triggers automatic cu

. >> reporter: tonight, the images of this mega-drought are written across the southwest's landscape. bathtub rings around reservoirs show where the water once was. boat marinas and fields bone dry. experts say lake mead, part of the colorado river system that provides water to some 40 million people in seven states, is at just 37% capacity. officials say it will dip to its lowest level ever recorded tomorrow. over the past two decades or so, the water level here at lake mead has decreased by about 130 feet. that is like a 13-story building. revealing islands that used to be completely submerged. and the water from this lake makes agriculture possible in the desert southwest, where farmers are struggling. >> it's an economic disaster. we don't plant crops, we don't have jobs. and as we saw during the pandemic, you know, this industry is essential for everyone. >> reporter: lake mead's hoover dam provides hydroelectric power to the region, but the dwindling water supply forcing the dam's output to be cut by nearly 25%. and at some point, officials warn, it could be forced to stop produ

this southwest flight attendant attacked by a passenger just weeks ago. the faa now telling abc news it has received more than 3,000 reports of unruly passengers on planes. the overwhelming majority are passengers refusing to wear a mask. >> the mask mandate is in place for a reason. it's in place because not everyone who boards a plane can get vaccinated yet. >> reporter: the faa threatening fines of $35,000 and as high as $50,000 for some of the violators. and david, right now, american and southwest are not serving alcohol, specifically because of this issue. but no word yet if other airlines will do the same. david? >> all right, gio benitez reporting tonight. gio, thank you. >>> and overseas tonight, benjamin netanyahu is out as israel's prime minister. came down to a single vote in the parliament to oust him. chaotic scenes as netanyahu's opponents and some forler allies turned on the man who has led the country for the last 12 years. his government replaced by an unyie unyielding coalition of left and right as well as an arab isl islamist party. th

. >> reporter: what's n comfortable mild summer climate will have temperatures like the desert southwest we've never seen temperatures this hot for this area. it's astounding. >> reporter: multnomah county has opened these massive cooling centers for anybody that needs to escape the heat. provide food, water, and air conditioning. >> this is too dangerous. our evening lows are around our average yearly highs for this time of year. >> people who live in the desert southwest, are they used to this? and in the northwest this could be more damaging? >> that's part of our concern. the body can acclimate to the heat but it takes about one to two weeks. with the weather this hot early in the summer, in addition to the heat itself, we haven't had time to get used to heat. >> that was rob marciano reporting. >>> a group of bay area youth are spreading a message through art. everything from defunding the police to climate change. they are using murals to highlight issues impacting our country. >> this is your future because of the climate crisis. and it's important that this has been given to us.