so as i argue the southwest really was slave country. but the real issue wasn't necessarily the total number of black slaves that southerners managed to import into the west after all that number was relatively small. rather it was really the political power upon which these pro-slavery laws arrested in other words, utah, new mexico. and california didn't need to become big cotton-producing plantation states for planters to claim them as their own. and really california's early political history. i'd argue as a case in point. southern slaveholders literally pulled their hair and nash their teeth when california came into the union as a free state only defined that their tantrums were were completely unwarranted. through the 1850s, california voted with the slave south on almost all the major issues of the day including the kansas-nebraska act and the dred scott decision. and that's largely because of this guy here william gwinn. when was california's ranking senator through most of the 1850s at the exact same time that he continued to op

>> we have done a number of things on the southwest border to be engage with the local partners as itates to the bio threats over the last couple of years that it is a recurring theme that ourkn best foot forward is to provide clinical expertise to our local partners so that they are aware what they need to be looking for and then clinical expertise to our partners in the field so we can further enhance their response and may have engaged by expanding our regional footprint to doctors in the field moving forward with a plan to align clinical experts with other public health matters to the regions across the country. we have a chance to talk about this that some of the biggest lessons learned from the pandemic is ourat response is predicated on the ability at the local level. >> my time is expired i have to move on but i would like to follow up on this specific issue at the border providing that expertise to the border communitiesar and your own ppp so dealing with this on the border thank you mr. chairman said thank youhr ranking member portman you are recognized for your questions. >

we have not been involved on the wmd side at the southwest border. >> okay. i appreciate that. as you know, we've had a large increase, relatively speaking of the number of people who we find on the terror watch list, who are coming across our southwest border. already in this fiscal year, it's over 50 individuals as an example, whereas in past years it's been single digits. it's -- so i do think we have an enhanced security threat to the southwest border from terrorist groups, some of whom might want to use some of this wmd weaponry. and so it's it is something that unfortunately we have to be more cognizant of. are you doing any activities along the southwest border in relationship for instance, to the bio threat? >> we have done a number of things on the southwest border to be engaged with our local partners as it relates to bio threats. what we've learned over the last couple of years is that and you know, this is a recurring theme that our best foot forward is to provide clinical expertise uh to our local partners. so that one, they are aware of what they need to be lookin

that was - jessica in southwest france. next jessica in southwest france.re going to turn to spaying and wildfires have been burning near the city of malaga which is in the southwest. firefighters have managed to get those under control, but you can see the extent of the damage by the satellite image. the area is close to beach resorts are corresponded is there. the fire swe -t corresponded is there. the fire swept down this hill side - swept down this hill side and you can see the destruction that has been left behind. there is still a strong smell of burnt wood in the air and ashes flying around. the authorities have managed to control the fires that were burning in this region just the fires that were burning in this regionjust outside of the fires that were burning in this region just outside of malaga. and the people who were evacuated from their homes have now been able to return. ., ., ., ., ., return. now were going to go to the northwest of — return. now were going to go to the northwest of spain _ return. now were going to go to the northwest of s

as the winds do, whip up out of the southwest 10 to 20 knots.r fourth of july, we will see a little bit of coastal clearing. how about that? mainly around the san mateo coast. southwest winds 10 to 20 tomorrow it will remain cloudy at the coast and partly cloudy inland and then we'll start to see more bright sunshine on wednesday with gentle warming onshore right now it's in the mid fifties to high fifties around the central bay from san francisco through oakland. it is now 60 degrees in redwood city sixties and conquered brentwood and 60 evenly. in san jose 54 n the cle drizzle along the immediate seashore, it will turn partly cloudy away from the bay into our inland areas. the winds are under 10 mph right now, but again, we'll be increasing to 20 during the afternoon hours. it's a little bit on the bricks side right now and fairfield and also buchanan field and in concord, but when i was alluding to the change, it's all because of this. this is our future cast. this is a trough, and we've had several of them stacked out over the open waters. a

this is just southwest of london.there say they are making quick work of getting the flames. under control and one of the places where we've seen the worst wildfire damage in europe is in spain. some people in the northwest region of the country are just beginning to get a grasp of really how much recovery work they need to do because of the wildfires that broke out earlier this month in all of these places, hot weather, really the big factor for firefighters. trey yingst is in jerusalem with a closer look at how record high temperatures are causing problems across the globe. the heat wave across the world has killed thousands of people as records are set in multiple areas. the high temperatures are moving further east to affect countries like italy and greece. greek officials say for major wildfires are burning across the country, forcing evacuations from homes and hotels. hundreds of firefighters are working around the clock to control the flames. the devastation comes after western europe so heat spikes earlier in

there will be fewer planes at southwest this year.g the requirement for flight credits to be used by a certain date. those expiration dates are going away. you don't want to miss our exclusive interview with southwest ceo bob jordan. that is coming up at 8:10 this morning. lots to talk about with bob on a quarter where they beat top and bottom line. we will get his perspective on the second half of the year. guys, send it back to you. >> what about the jetblue spirit deal? they kept putting it off. was that the writing on the wall sooner or later, big bad jetblue was going to prevail? >> i think the main question is the one that you guys asked. how does ted christie square this deal with his previous comments, and he had a lot of them, many of them on our air, where he said this deal with jetblue dead in the water with regulators. how does he square those comments with this deal now? obviously -- >> you are a shareholder -- >> you are getting paid in advance while you are waiting, but that is the question everyone asks. >> all right,

hagar there are in the southwest. how often do they — there are in the southwest.ell, we will ask the tourist board _ weather? well, we will ask the tourist board for— weather? well, we will ask the tourist board for the _ weather? well, we will ask the tourist board for the northeastj weather? well, we will ask the i tourist board for the northeast of england, they can probably tell us. let's move on reluctantly away from the weather to the guardian, james, sorry, johnson accused of checking it out as britain's smelters and heat warning. a real selection of photographs here from glasgow, manchester, cambridge, york, of people marking these unseasonably hot conditions in their own way, and you can hardly blame them. without somethin: you can hardly blame them. without something like _ you can hardly blame them. without something like doom _ you can hardly blame them. without something like doom and _ you can hardly blame them. without something like doom and gloom, i you can hardly blame them. without i something like doom and gloom, four people _ something like do

the winds are pushing from the southwest around 10 to 15 miles right now.time highs are right around average. 67 for our daytime high. 60s along the coast. 80s in our inland areas where we're seeing a lot more sunshine right now. one thing i want to mention, due to the winds pushing in from the southwest. it is allowing for a lot better air quality in our local area. i'll show the map again once it updates but nonetheless as we take a live look in the solano county area, as well as the whole tri-valley area, things are pretty clear for us. we'll talk more about that in a bit. for now, back to you. >>> hallway surveillance video obtained from austin, texas, shows officers standing by and failing to engage the gunman as the mass shooting at robb elementary in uvalde. this video has been edited to he over mit children's screams. >> get in your room! >> reporter: 911 audio from may 24th reveals a teacher's desperation inside robb elementary school as the gunman fired at the building from the parking lot. moments later, at 11:33 a.m., surveillance footage shows

we have monsoonal moisture from the desert southwest bringing and light, scattered showers and lightning strikes through parts of livermore in the sacramento area. isolated thunderstorms potential into the afternoon. we will talk about that and air quality coming up. >>> more activity there dan in palo alto where it's quiet. no issues. just continued roadwork in the hov lane projects. let's look at the business world. >>> good morning. i'm bertha coombs from cnbc. looks like we will have a lower open on wall street this morning after walmart cut its profit forecast for the rest of the year. the retail giant cited the impact of inflation on its shoppers. it was a mixed start to the week for stocks yesterday with the dow rising 90 points before that warning from walmart. the nasdaq was lagging. today we get reports on home prices, new-home sales, and consumer confidence. and the federal reserve kicks off a to date meeting today and are widely expected to announce another rate hike tomorrow. another rate hike of about three quarters of a percent as the fed continues to try to fight inflatio

the winds from the west southwest 15 to 30 miles per hour.ely bring us concern when it comes to dry brush out there. we've seen a number of brush fires start and quickly spread. looking out ahead, there's slight chance for showers primarily in the sierra because of southwest moisture. that's going to impact us mainly to the sierra. it's also going to cool off a little bit into tomorrow. i'll send it back to you. >> thank you. a lot of students are now weeks from heading back to the classroom. for families planning to get back in school, things are starting to wrap up. >> those trying to get basic supplies fur their students, we want to help out. we continue our supporting our schools initiative. chris, it's familiar faces i've heard pitching in for the next phase of the initiative. >> yeah we're here live in sunny sunnyvale. there are volunteers trying to help reach the goal of 26,000 backpacks full of school supplies into the hands of kids who need them in time for schools to start which is really, really soon. nancy richey here from lam, ri

uh today southwest of london.say they are making quick work of getting those flames under control. and one of the places we've seen. the worst wildfire damage in europe is spain, some people in the northwest region of the country are just beginning to get a grasp of how much recovery work they need to do because of wildfires that started earlier this month, and all of these places hot weather was a factor for firefighters. trading is in jerusalem with a look at how record high temperatures are causing problems around the world. the heat wave across the world has killed thousands of people as records are set in multiple areas. the high temperatures are moving further east to affect countries like italy and greece . greek officials say for major wildfires are burning across the country, forcing evacuations from homes and hotels. hundreds of firefighters are working around the clock to control the flames. the devastation comes after western europe so heat spikes earlier in the week with england recording temperatures

now some bad news for southwest airlines. a new report claims that the airline engaged in on safe actions. reporter sloane glass says that the faa may have knowingly allowed it to happen. >> an investigation revealed that the federal aviation administration mishandled its oversight of southwest airlines. the whistleblower report made public wednesday alleges southwest airlines officials and union representatives resisted cooperating with investigations and that the faa knowingly permitted swa to engage in unsafe and improper actions that compromise the safety of the flying public with limited or no repercussions. other serious allegations include that faa was complicit and s w a's ongoing efforts to hide serious incidents involving pilot error. an faa aviation safety action program asap while allowing pilots to continue frying. the investigation goes on to note the faa reps often felt outnumbered and gave in to pressure the faa responded to news nation by telling us in part, the faa took the office of special counsel's concer

reporter: it was a much bleaker picture in the southwest of the country.dry weather have exacerbated the situation for firefighters who are battling wildfires. the french government has urged people to remain vigilant and put most of the country on high alert, but as heat waves become more frequent, this campaigner says the government needs to do more to tackle climate change. >> we have had as much heat waves in 15 years than in 45 years. we see an increase in the intensity and frequency. my trust right now is in the citizen power, and us putting additional pressure on the government's so they finally take action. reporter: meteorologists say temperatures should fall in the coming days. until then, people will have to endure the intense heat or try and escape it the best they can. natosha butler, al jazeera, paris. lauren: at least one person has been killed in northern morocco, where emergency crews are battling wildfires. more than 1000 people have been told to leave their homes. people have been told to leave their homes. authorities have deployed wate

northern ireland, wales and southwest england by the end of the day.still on the warm side, 27 degrees the high once again in the southeast, that's 80 fahrenheit. we haven't seen that much in the way of rain interrupting the commonwealth games at the moment. it looks likely that again we will see a good deal of fine, dry weather. there is some rain in the forecast potentially through the middle part of the week. if you can see from the frontal systems crossing our shores on tuesday, a bit of a messy picture. there will be outbreaks of rain, bit more of a breeze with those isobars squeezing together. some rain heavy at times as it moves its way in from the west but then it will start to weaken and it never really get south of the m4 corridor once again here largely fine and dry. still fairly mild with the wind direction coming from the southwest so we could see temperatures into the high 20s across the southeast and eastern england and still warm and eastern scotland with 23 degrees the high photo a little bit of rain around, perhaps to the middle part

what about southwest >> southwest is a very different animal you know, they're hurt by the fact thaty prices are so much higher, even though they're the best in the business when it comes to hedging they're only about a third below their 52-week high so have not been hurt that badly every airline is being killed by capacity constraints we saw more people going through security in the united states, airport security in the united states on the 1st of july than they did the 1st of july in 2019 so we're all trying to fly now on friday, 29% of love's southwest flights were delayed so they have a real problem as far as capacity. it's the best name in the airline space so i don't want to be a buyer if i did have a loss in southwest, i would be harvesting that loss. i would be harvesting it i would be waiting well more than 30 days to make certain we don't have a problem with wash sale but then i would re-evaluate. if i want to get back in the stock if i still liked it, then i would be a buyer but right now i think it's a sell for tax reasons. >> and the last one here is ulta beauty we're t

one's not ever going to turn 11. >>> catastrophic flash flooding hits southwest virginia.reported missing, and more than 100 homes have been destroyed. we'll have the latest. >>> president biden visits the middle east as the president arrives in israel today. how dealing with a nuclear iran is at the top of the agenda. >>> shark attack. this long island beach shut down for the second time this month. how a surfer fought the tiger shark off. >>> and history at the capitol. honoring a civil rights leader as she becomes the first black american in national statuary hall. ♪ >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >> we begin tonight with another staggering report on inflation as prices are rising at the fastest pace in 41 years. the consumer price index for june jumped 9.1% compared to a year ago as the cost of pretty much everything is going up. every american is feeling the pinch in their wallet as the average household spent almost $500 more last month to buy the same goods and services as they did in 2021. the increase was largely driven by gas and energy prices, w

tonight fifties and sixties, a mild night with a bit of a southwest breeze.e is your extended forecast pleasant conditions existing each day and then a little bit warmer by the end of the work week and pretty summary by the weekend enjoy and have a safe fourth of july. roberta thank you say 52 here. have you heard fireworks going off at night already leading up to the fourth of july when you join us on the nine. greg is nodding head. i think dangers ol fireworks and how you can stay safe. through the fourth. plus a unique solution to mowing. - [announcer] the more we learn about covid-19 the more questions and worries we have. calhope can help with free covid-19 emotional support. call 833-317-4673 or live chat at calhope.org today. alright. shortest roost fry drives next. ♪ worth it. ♪ my $4.00 roost fries with 100% all-white-meat chicken, melty cheese, and good good sauce. order on the jack app today. - [narrator] if you're feeling anxious about the future, you're not alone. calhope offers free covid-19 emotional support. call 833-317-4673 or live chat at c

ros: my europe partner is in southwest france.orter: there have been temperatures peaking over 40 degrees while these wildfires coinue. that, by the way, is a local evacuation center. we were here a couple of days ago when the air was clear, but today, you can smell and taste the smoke as those wildfires continue to rage. the winds around here have been described as unstable d the fire spreading, we just heard in the last hour a further 5000 people are set to be evacuated from the local area. some will be coming straight here. authorities are saying it is because of the smoke, not because those villages or towns are at threat of the fire itself, but the health risks around that. another blaze -- further evacuations as well. ros: let's turn to spain next door. wildfires have been burning near the southwest spain. firefighters have managed to get those under control but you can see the extent of the damage. this areas close to the beach resorts. get more from bethany bell. reporter: the fire swept down this hill side and you can see

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not strong, but it's west southwest and not north or northeast. last couple of years have been parked right over us this year, it's been bouncing between the four corners. it moved over towards the west on sunday monday, it's now heading back to colorado. as a system bumps it out of the way. no moisture. really that screams thunderstorms for the mountains yet, so if you're heading up there, it's okay. it could be some cloud cover, but there's nothing that says, watch out for, you know, lightning storms or anything popping up anytime soon here. sixties seventies, eighties or nineties on the temps here, we will see these temperatures probably come down a few degrees again tomorrow before we level off and then see a little bit. warmer weather that will take us on friday could get a quick pop like we saw on sunday as well. but it looks like we start to level off saturday before cooler weather kicks in early next week, and that one may last a little bit. you guys all right. thank you so much. in less than an hour from now, nasa is set to release even m

saw that plume drifting up in the northern the direction tomorrow with our wind shifting to the southwest 10 to 20 mph. it's going to encourage that smoke to move into the bay area from that fire that is currently 202 150 miles away, and that's why the bay area air quality district has issued an air quality advisory for monday. now watch again sunset. tomorrow's at 8 25 . here is the smoke. watch the clock by eight o'clock tomorrow night. it's moving into the bay air, so that's where you can see that glow that reddish oranges glow. oh, two. tomorrow night sunset. most of this smoke is going to stay up high, so they're not going to be smoked out at the surface, and that's because of the marine layer. it is deepening. but watch by tuesday night again, we start to see it filter back into the bay area, certainly by thursday morning as well. now that marine layer is going to help us, it's right now about 1500. ft. deep will go more into detail how we're going to embrace this marine layer from keeping this smoke out of the bay area that's coming up a little bit later in the broadcast. alright r

. >> reporter: catastrophic flash flooding hit southwest virginia, dozens reported missing and more thanes have been destroyed, we'll have the latest. president biden visits the middle east. as the president arrives in israel today, how dealing with a nuclear iran is at the top of the agenda. shark attack, this long island beach shut down the second time this month, how a surfer fought the tiger shark off. and history at the capitol: honoring a civil rights leader as she becomes the first black american in national statuary hall. ♪ ♪ ♪ this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> o'donnell: good evening to our viewers in the west, and thank you for joining us on this busy wednesday night. we begin tonight with another staggering report on inflation as prices are rising at the fastest pace in 41 years. the consumer price index for june jumped 9.1% compared to a year ago, as the cost of pretty much everything is going up. every american is feeling the pinch in their wallet as the average household spent almost $500 more last month to bu

in france, meteorologist say the southwest is going through. i heat apocolypse firefighters there to be struggling to contain 2 fires, and temperatures of sword passed or to degrees in some places. and temperatures is sorting across the continent, breaking records some prompting heat warnings. authorities in the u. k. say temperatures could top 40 degrees for the 1st time ever on tuesday or wildfire in northern morocco sparked by high temperatures. an intense drought of been contained over 6500 hectares, were burned at at least one person's been killed. more than a 1000 families had been evacuated. the fires erupted in a number of promises, including la ash. i'll just see it as adomonion. alam. ronnie is there. this forest here is called nazarene. it is located in the province of flourish in the north west of morocco. it is part of a national form that stretches from the atlantic ocean, which is 5 kilometers away to the west, up to the reef. mountains located to that direction, about a 100, a 150 kilometers. as you can see, the fire fighters ar

ridge is in place for the desert southwest with the stewing for us.l, it's resulting in record breaking temperatures across parts of the southwest. and we've tapped into some of that heat for some of our inland areas right here in the bay area. why we've had quite the range from the comfortable r% weather. some of us enjoyed in the really hot weather that i think some of the rest of us have said we need to get rid of this. now, today is the last day we will be looking at temperatures that hot for inland spots. temperatures starting tomorrow dropping into the 80's for inland areas. a little bit of fog this morning and expect those touches the fog during morning hours over the next several days, as well as towards the close of the day, out towards the coastline. 60's for your highs in sf 60's as well. right along the coast today. and then it will be mostly 70's to 80's along the bay shore, seeing carlos to mountain view in the low 80's south bay. temperatures, mostly 80's, although los gatos and morgan hill, you do rise into the low 90's. same for you i

there's a southwest, hopefully some welcome it useful. i was still some love examples around the eastern seaboard received some very wet weather recently into west virginia, pushing up towards new york. some sherry rain coming through here, showers. they'll pol away down across sir tennessee, kentucky as we go on through sunday. elsewhere, hotels, west logic, dry and far be plenty of sunshine. sunshiny showers. meanwhile, across the caribbean, larvae showers therein. to central america, we are concerned about some rather heavy rain making its way to wash trinidad. ah oh sure. i. ready oh, where ever you grow in the world? warmer line goes to make it for you. exceptional katara always going places to go. ah ah, ah, your general design, a reminder about top stories, this are the u. s. and saudi arabia have signed 18 agreements and energy investment space and health. on 1st, i have to abide in strip to the kingdom as president biden said, he raised the mode of journalist mach shocked. g with the crown prince and agreed to work together to ex

elsewhere in europe, french president emmanuel macron has visited the southwest of the country, whereh wildfires amid drought conditions. 0ur correspondent lucy williamson sent this report. fire chiefs are too cautious to talk about a turning point, but the fire here has stabilised enough for president macron to visit teste—de—buch today to congratulate the cruise. translation: we know the weaknesses in the management of this forest. - we have to make it grow again, but with different rules and precautions. you can see how unstable the situation is even from the forest road. the soil still smouldering, the clearance cruise still at work. the clearance crews still at work. this is what it takes to stop the fires — a corridor 300 metres wide, cleared of all trees, all fuel for the flames. but firefighters say the fires could still leap across this corridor if the wind�*s in the wrong direction. and for those now waiting out the fire in shelters, fears will linger long after the flames are out. i think it's a global problem for everybody and in the future, yes, it could be the case for o

southwest airlines posted record revenue today but warned of rising costs .southwest second quarter profit doubled to $760 million, but the carrier warned that rising costs and lower productivity are likely in the second half of the year. it doubled spending on fuel and also spending on wages and benefits jumped by 21% or about $400 million a year. southwest and other airlines also dealing with a high d delayed flights t, which also adds to costs three weeks since it opened up. authorities in los angeles have closed the new sixth street bridge several times over illegal activity. street takeovers crashes, people scaling the arches, vandalism. have all forced a closure. but there have also been some happy moments on the new bridge, including photoshoots era and now the first known couple to get engaged on the bridge. just went together, and then i decided to take my tripod and take some pictures. and he just when i was taking pictures, he just dropped down on my knee and proposed that wasn't expecting it. he was just out of nowhere, and i was just so surprised

people out of the southwest are going, are you kidding?l us the character and quality of the job earning today on climate change. >> talking about the northeast, massachusetts, coal-fired power plant used to be one of the biggest in the northeast and now it is a hub for some of these -- that are going to be needed for wind farms. we are going to talk about -- they are going to talk about executive action. when you go into stop -- this is right now the white house's wing. you look at the new york times today, the heat index, 80 million americans, about 20% in the united states living in heat levels that are not normal. it is happening in athens. there is a moment you can see they resonate. tom: they are cool, calm and collect it. everybody is talking at the same old, same all on climate change. the fear that climate change will diminish growth, what is the pushback? >> the president talked about the fact that climate change, or fighting climate change because it is an avenue for new jobs. a lot of renewable jobs are very much so higher paid

i will see southwest is the best over the past this past weekend. a rough weekend for airlines.nes are flying on their days off and made it happen for our passengers. >> carley: bernie sanders' fired up about this. he is tweeting about it in writing letters to the transportation secretary. he said the airlines are to blame. taxpayers bailed out airlines to the tune of billions of dollars during the pandemic and now the industry is a mess. do you think he has a point? >> i don't actually. you know, we did get bailouts and much appreciated to the government for that, but an airline cost literally millions of dollars a day during the pandemic. you are flying around with two people on board mpp in the airplanes and the flights had to go. we were losing tons of money. so, it bailed us out, but it did not help our reserves at all. we didn't have extra money hanging around. it kept us flying. but it was necessary. >> carley: absolutely was necessary. the situation is not good right now and maybe everybody should schedule august vacation in september to try to ease the issues at the air

the summer skies are blotted out by smoke, as wild fires burn across southwest europe. in france, portugal and spain, high winds and dry conditions make tough work for the fire fighters. several of whom have died. battling the blazes. thousands of residents have been evacuated in all 3 countries. hello, mikayla. we haven't slept all night enough to have a social worker came to see me and pick up my elderly uncle. emily, i'm able to make it up. we spent the night in a nearby town, but we didn't sleep at all happen on look. and among them, you know, i didn't know that even away from the fires, there's no relief from the heat. a wave of record breaking temperatures has killed hundreds and spain where thermometers have hit 45 degrees. to compound the misery soaring energy prices mean many are forced to choose between keeping cool and their bank account. i thought i thought maybe at voice, all families have to be frugal when using air conditioners and electric fans. because electricity bills have surged. we'll teach him on whether agencies say it won't cool off for days. aut

several major cities in the plains and southwest topped 100 today, and those temperatures are going to stick around. by wednesday, dangerous heat expected to impact at least 36 million of us across more than a dozen states adam del rosso now, senior meteorologist at accuweather. what can we expect, adam >> well, we can expect to sweat and continue to feel uncomfortable. as you mentioned already, highs in the 100s all across the plains, into the desert southwest where cities like phoenix, san antonio, houston, memphis already experiencing the hottest summer on record so far. so we're going to need to continue doing everything that we've already been doing to keep cool, whether that's staying inside in the a.c., or if you have to be outside, seek shade, drink lots of water, and take breaks if you're working that's why we have these heat advisories and excessive heat warnings in effect all across the plains from the gulf coast up into parts of montana and the dakotas. as you mentioned, it's this heat dome, this large area of high pressure aloft sitting across the southwest u.s. but this w

it's this heat dome, sitting across the southwest u.s but this will be starting to spread off to the we head through this week, and that means the triple-digit heat and the humidity will be spreading eastward as well for our tuesday afternoon, the worst going to be around dallas, wichita falls, oklahoma city where accuweather real-feel temperatures are going to be upwards of 115 even along the gulf coast, it could feel as hot as 110 tomorrow afternoon wednesday, we start to see this creep up the east coast a little bit more, along the 95 corridor into southern new england, into cities like d.c., baltimore, philadelphia, new york and as we get across western and central massachusetts, it could feel as hot as 100 and 105, and even beyond wednesday, we do not look to get much relief at all new york city, highs stay in the low to mid 90s right into the weekend. dallas, our temperatures stay in the triple digits. shep. >> adam del rosso, thanks very much. >>> a national heat emergency declared for the first time ever in the united kingdom. according to the uk's version of the national wea

what is not a good thing is when you start to see the winds rotate around to the southwest.eady seen that. in therapy field. livermore is given as hints that that's going to happen as well. so we have the high pressure right here. it's backing up to the desert southwest, where the middle level area it's an upper level area of low pressure. it's causing a funnel between the two. so not only do we see the smoke, but we're starting to see this. the monsoonal moisture containing lightning strikes right here, dozens of it this evening passing miracle to lifting up towards the greater lake tahoe area, southern california. we had several lightning strikes earlier this evening as well between barstow and i 15 through las vegas. so here's the bottom line. some of these thunderstorms. could back up into the bay area skim across the east bay in the north bay. it's only 10% chance, but whenever you have a chance with our dry vegetation, it's not a good thing. it could cause a fire. we do have that risk of a thunderstorm of the high sierra tomorrow as well tonight overnight temperatures

last october, researchers placed a camera at a depth of 2,000 meters, about 100 kilometers southwest.he fish is estimated to measure about 2 1/2 meters long. researchers say they believe the fish may be inhabiting deeper places across the northern pacific. they say it's proof the sea still holds many mysteries. >>> it's time, now, for the world weather. extreme heat continues to grip much of japan, including tokyo. for more on the situation, let's turn to our meteorologist, jonathan oh. >> hello. we have been dealing with a stretch of really hot weather. once again, we're seeing some parts of japan reaching that 40-degree mark, as we went through friday. 40.3 degrees as we start off july. tokyo 37 degrees, the hottest so far this year. we have the high pressure nearby bringing the southerly flow. it's going to stay hot as we go through the weekend. but we may see a little bit of cooloff, in places like tokyo and osaka as we go towards the first part of next week. mid-30s to low 30s by monday. and osaka seeing some rain. naha, you're going to deal with a lot more rainfall. we have a tr

the core of the heat under the heat dome across the desert southwest. the jet stream is going to take a little bit of a northward bump that will allow the heat to sneak along the east coast and why we're going to be getting into this action in richmond, new york city, boston. portland getting up close to 90. tomorrow afternoon, 90 in new york city. richmond, sunshine dallas, houston, little rock up into the triple digits yet again. accuweather real feel temperatures up to 110 across the southern plains and gulf coast as i mentioned already, along the i-95 corridor, feeling upwards of 100 to 105. not just tomorrow afternoon, right through the weekend. new york city, temperatures in the mid-90s. eventually we try to get a little relief until we head into the middle of next week. austin, triple-digit heat. ac units, definitely getting a workout. >> adam del rosso, thank you so much. >>> president biden will head to massachusetts to deliver a speech on climate change white house officials say the president will announce new steps to tackle the crisis accord

a large part of the southwest in europe had been baking under sweltering temperatures for a 5th the day. it's the 2nd heat wave in some weeks for southern spines, france and portugal with the hates barking wildfires. which have forced thousands to evacuate holidays have been ruined as well. in britain normally, much cooler, it's pricing for extreme heat in the coming days. it's not the kind of thing you hope to see on holiday smoke from world fires caused by scorching temperatures. just a stone's throw from the beach. but that's the reality. inter molina, mia, monica, southern, spain. and it's not just here for the north in extreme madura fires have been burning for days, destroying thousands of hector's and forcing residence to evacuate, including here in the village of la, missed us. we've got 5 minutes to get out and leave everything we have. i'm worried i'm looking after 3 grand children, much of neighboring portugal is sweltering to with temperatures in the forty's celsius and climbing. here to wildfires have destroyed large swathes of land affecting thousands of people. this man f

they were west southwest. last trap is west southwest. at 24, the high and the four corners when it starts to build back to the west. we warmed up. that's what we saw sunday and monday. now it heads back towards colorado. that's going to allow cooler weather and lifting of the basis on that fog. the man soon moistures as well to the east of tile. i mean, there's a teeny bit of cloud cover that comes in, but nothing that says thunderstorm activity, and once again, it's been lit up over new mexico and arizona, but not much in california. it looks like except he i mean, it's really hard down in the desert. but if you're up in the mountains or if you're heading up, there really doesn't scream thunderstorms anytime soon, maybe a little increase in moisture going into about friday and saturday, but 60 seventies eighties to some nineties inland. but most locations will be dropping from those upper nineties and 100 from yesterday. and coast in bay will definitely be in the soup here for the morning hours. cooler weather will take us into wednesda

in the southwest of france, more than 2,000 firefighters tamping the flames for the eighth consecutive day. the fire forcing tens of thousands to evacuate their homes. what was once a tourist haven has turned into hell. in southwest france. >> reporter: you can see how hot the fire was walls of this building have totally bubbled up inside, just twisted metals, the skeleton remains of a tourist hot spot. >> as temperatures rose, head of the united nations spoke to world leaders in climate conference in berlin, warned of what was ahead in climate emergency. >> there has to be decisive climate action, trust and collaboration. collective action or collective suicide, it is in our hands. >> no nation is immune to flood, droughts, extreme storms and wildfires. extreme temperatures in the u.s., massive heat dome bring unbearable and unrelenting hot temperatures in the country. 112 in phoenix, 110 in oklahoma city, 110 in dallas and more to come adam del rosso has that. what does tomorrow look like >> more of the same. more record shattering heat in oklahoma city in fact, at one point this aft

the cloud thick enough for some misty, damp conditions across west—facing coasts of wales and southwest will be once again. 23—24 degrees not out of the question in the southeast corner. that bodes well for wimbledon. i suspect it's going to be another day of fine, dry, sunny weather — very pleasant for both players and spectators. but it does mean where we've got the best of the sunshine, we're still looking at pretty high, if not very high pollen across the majority of england and wales and even into southern scotland as well. let's look further ahead. not that much in the way of change, in actual fact. this weather front will bring more significant rain on tuesday into wednesday, but it will also allow for some more warmth and more humidity to develop, particularly in the far southeast corner. so, we start to see those temperatures perhaps widely into the mid—20s, maybe eventually getting a little bit higher. there'll be some nuisance rain just clinging onto the far northwest of scotland, more cloud along those west—facing coasts once again. england and wales seeing the best of the s