we have seen a spike in brent. we are seeing wti and brent up more than 1% snapping four days of losses. this is giving fresh concerns in the gulf with the u.s. saying they downed a iranian drone, president trump saying it was a thousand yards away so they had no choice. the iranians are saying they did not move the drone. regardless, we are seeing risk in the prices this morning. concerning worries about the situation in the strait of hormuz, and the security of what it means, the energy security for india and china. the strait of hormuz accounts for a third of oil and fuel going through. on a weeklyk at it basis, we are seeing one of the worst weeks for oil since the end of may. dti down 7% now. withy this has to do demand. this is a demand focus story when you look at the long-term. short-termof the spikes, the world is concerned about what is going on with the trade war between the u.s. and china. we have many concerns about a slowing global economy. the bearish tone is gripping the market. nejra: debra mao has

despite the s&p 500 is down slightly, the vix is spiking. the fear index coming off of its lows, up 15%. some don't like to look at evenntages on the vix, but with this spike higher, it would seem to match those declines on the s&p 500. if we got back into the bloomberg and look at an interesting chart, call volume is spiking. .ear-to-date chart you can see it's been in a range, but now spiking to the year-to-date high. some investors seem to be getting bullish in options land. shery: thank you. wa here, we have luke ka ahead of the fomc decision. we are expecting the vix to pop up in the summer. : she has pointed out, if you put the inverse of that, the vix put call ratio, it has never had a streak of four days of less than 20% since 2007. any of the back-to-back readings, we have had a pickup in vol in the past month. the reason we are seeing that ratio do what it does, it is mainly one after loading up on vix calls. i don't know if it's possible to make as much of a generalization from what seems to be just one actor out there in the mark

this is a short, sharp spike in temperatures, but what a spike it is!nd in a city not built for this kind of weather, for many people, air—conditioned shops or public fountains are the only place they can find respite. lucy williamson reporting from paris. i heard a rumour that it might be raining here in west london! it would be a relief around if it were. let's take a look at the weather forecast now with chris. hello there. certainly seen extreme temperatures across northwest europe over the last few days. it's all been caused by this area of low pressure pulling up hot airfrom spain, working across france and moving into parts of the netherlands, belgium, western germany and across our shores as well. temperature records have been set. these are new national temperature records in germany, the netherlands and belgium as well. and as far as here in the uk, we have seen the highestjuly temperature ever, temperatures to 38.1 celsius in cambridge will could be further revisions to this but we think the second—highest temperature ever recorded here in th

demand is spiking even as mortgage rates continue to fl.anna tells us some of the reasons why. >> in a closed in d.c. suburb, a ssive apartment rental and condo complex is going up. and apparently it can't happen fast enough. >> the metrics we've seen this year hav been off the charts. >> reporter: the ceo of the group whichve currently has a billion dollars worth of residentiallass a construction in the works across the north and southeast. >> i don't think luxury is overbilled i think in certain markets like washington, d.c., new york, boston, a., san ancisco, et. cetera, there's a tremendous employment driver. very high incomes. j those people have the propensity to rent andanto rent. >> reporter: apartment demand in the second quarter of this year spiked up 11% from a year ago. that, in turn, pushed rent up an average 3% nationality. despite the increase, a record 82%fenters still say renting is more affordable than owning. according to a new survey from freddie mac. that's up dramatically from a year ago. rental demand is currently hig

the problem is it doesn't just spike in one country, it spikes all over.eporter: poachers haven't killed any animals in the sanctuary. the rhino fund has been breeding them here e r 18 yearsrs now. the first t was brought in frm kenya, others from various zoos. when out in the bush among the rhinos, it's important to remain quiet. walkie-talkies can make the rhinos restless. the rangers observe the animals' behavior during the day and at night, documenting where they graze, sleep, and wander. the data are shared with researarchers and zoos all ovr the world. martin lokiru is more involved with the rhinos than he is with his own family. he only sees them twice a year. martin: the rhinos are my second family. they are the one paying my school fees, they are the ones helping my family, keeping them safe and free. reporter: the rhino fund is financed largely by tourists, who come here from around the globe. the sanctuary is one of the few places they have a chance to see rhinos in a natural habitat. karen: we've been all over africa, western africa and souther

check it out. >> this is where my special boy, spike, will be leaving us.'t that amazing? >> hi, tyrus. i'm alex, this is zach. >> hi, zach. how are you? >> good boy. >> yes. >> there you go. good job. >> great job. >> get is one command. you set there's up to 40 commands. >> this is our lap command. >> i had the honor of meeting with retired sergeant dennis leonard. an ied took both of his legs and his troop commander's life. >> i got injured in iraq in 2007. did almost two years of rehab and therapy. got medically retired. just went back to trying to live my life as normal as possible. >> this is one of the commands that is common? >> absolutely. being able to retrieve items dropped on the floor, have limited mobility. >> one time the keys slid under my truck. just picture that. >> pride is ugly. >> i thought maybe i should listen and get an assistance dog for stuff like that. to have a tool that means so much to you as it is. but has that many uses to assist you, makes life so much easier. >> two thumbs up. a great place for spike and apparently for me.

the spike act and the fair drug pricing act require drug manufacturers to justify large spikes in drug prices. the reporting accurate drug prices act proposed by representatives dog it and buchanan require manufacturers who report the average sales price of medicare part b, b as in bo boy drugs. this bill makes sure medicare is paying the right price for part b drugs. all kinds of partners in this. they direct companies to report the price in quantity of the free samples of drugs, devices, and medical supplies they give to health care providers. the bill does not prohibit free samples. instead, it will help us to see how free samples influence drug pricing and distribution. the third group of bills exposes the deals between pbms and the other stake holders in the drug supply chain. the public disclosure act of drug discounts act offered by representative spanberger and holding requires a report of discounts they negotiate with drug manufacturers. this transparency will help to ensure the discount is passed down through the chain to patients. to patients. and i want to underscore that.

in particulars and thus the spike in lyme disease infection rates.ted 450,000 new lyme and tick-born diseases way up from the si 60s and 70s. the u.s. house of representatives is ordering the pentagon to reveal on whether the military had an effect on spiking infection rates. joining us, dr. marc siegel. walk us through the orjibs of this. why is it people are concerned the military may have had a little. >> chris submit need a shout-out. he's doing a lot of great work and lyme research. he's saying where did lime disease come from. it's not as far-fetched as it sound. dr. bergdorfer was work for the department of defense to bio weaponize insects, including ticks. they don't know if one of the things he did was create lyme disease. lyme disease is hard to treat, hard to diagnose. it causes a lot of crippling problems in people, especially in places like eastern long island. guess where the we search was going on? it's a possibility it's one of the things that could have happened. we need to know this. the reason lime disease is burgeoning is because

but on saturday, bam, there's going to be spike in the heat. we will go to 97 for the high inland on saturday. that will be noticeable. and it won't be so much of an inissue if you are near the bay or near the water. we will be in the mid-70s to low 80s for highs for most us throughout the 7-day. but inland locations, this weekend, you will notice the heat pick up. so there's the heads up. see you with more on the rest of the forecast in a bit. guys back over to you. >> thank you. >>> it's 6:18. and a new art project in one california city has transformed the night into a wliou to passa robeless for a closer look at the field of lights. lled american wonders cbs ss this morning explores the place that is make america beautiful. >> in the weekly seekies it will include majestic natural landscapes and spectacular creation that is are the work of artists. coming up 579, jammy takes to us a field of lights in the central california city of paso robles. it's 15 acres filled with tiny solar powered spheres like light bulbs but very different. and whe

. >>> and spiked seltzer is bubbling up. the trend that's taking over parties and refrigerators across the country is giving big stocks a lift we'll have more on that in "rapid fire. i've already learned a lot today, dom dom chu is here with the numbers. >> a little bit of spiking in the markets yesterday, giving some of those gains back today the dow industrials now hovering just above the worst levels of the day. down 200-plus points at one point down 185 at this stage. the s&p 500 staying right at that 3k mark right there and the nasdaq composite, the real pacer in terms of weakness off by a percent a lot of tech earnings factoring into that trade. large-cap technology oriented stocks they've been powering gains in large caps versus their smaller cap cousins. a long way over the course of the past year. we did see a bit of a bounce in small caps yesterday giving some of that back today and that gap continues to be fairly right on a one-year basis. it's a 1200-basis point difference in terms of performance. if you are look

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even with the lower government bond, you're going to spike investor ratios. make the debt ratios that are now under control unsustainable. this was a recession, a very deep recession. how far are we in danger of going through a depression ? we will go into that recession. central banks are going to be even more unconventional. rates,t beautiful policy not just negative policy rates, they will start doing a constant drop of money. that is what they said. we have to go to even more radical and unconventional marketing policy. that is what they are suggesting. i think that compared to the risk of going through the , the great depression eventually led to a geopolitical disaster. the severity of the shops, if u.s. andion to the iran escalates, -- rishaad: china will keep economic growth stable. they will not flood the economy with excess liquidity. >> every time in the past, there has been a growth slowdown. they are trying to reduce overcapacity. there is monetary easing, fiscal easing. this backstop the economy. this growth rate is officially at 6%. when the sh

i will put up chart that shows a spike in real rates.nt in thea sense that real rates are at the highest in the world, and inflation has come down. has beenous governor criticized for moving too late, so he had to increase interest rates more than possibly would have been necessary had he moved earlier. theink the governor took decision to wait a bit longer and get more evidence of inflation slowing, and to give the lira more opportunity to recover some of the losses it's had. the lira had been doing quite well so far this year. now you have president here making this move, which makes it really hard for the new governor when he will lower interest rates, as everyone had expected anyway, to argue he is doing that because of policy reasons rather than because he's giving into pressure from president erdogan. david w: thank you so much. that's our colleague riad hamade from dubai. thestors have been hit by turkish moves, but also by the chance of a rate cut. with us still is david sowerby of ancora. how do you look at this? there is a plac

are we going to see a surprise spike? >> it was a storm brewing.e the last day or positions being covered. people pulling out of those. be driven lower by those technical and positioning factors. if there is an upside surprise, you might get a bit of a spike. not sure how far it will go. people will want to wait and see what powell says. been speaking devilishly. there is pressure from the trump administration. especially with these new board nominees. you would have to get something pretty spectacular. wage growth accelerating, you would think, to have traders deciding the path toward rate cuts. >> joining us from sydney. policy asout monetary president of the cleveland fed, she oversees a broad range of american manufacturing. she says businesses are concerned about the simmering trade war but business plans remain generally on track. >> trade is definitely a concern. the majority of them say they have not changed investment plans. few saying i may be rethinking that, trying to reassess it. some firms have reorganized their supply chains. saying

but historically there have been moments and spikes in our country where the rhetoric was harsh. i think what each member of congress and each member of the administration, you have to do some soul searching. is it just about winning the

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iran's president says he is ready for dialogue but not in negotiations mean surrender tensions have spiked between iran and the u.k. after terror and seized a british flag oil tanker on friday the barrows still being held at the port of bandar which is in southern iran has an iranian is called the move powerful precise and professional we can now get the latest from. tehran for us says in what else has he been saying. well he was speaking during his weekly cabinet meeting iran's president hassan rouhani reiterate reiterated a point that iranian leaders have made over and over again whether it comes to the recent discord over international shipping in vessels of been seized or whether it comes to 2050 nuclear deal he said iran remains open to negotiation that is fair and legal basically saying that the standard the international standard that the world community expects of iran iran expects of the rest of the world and he says but we will not compromise on iran's dignity or surrender any of the runs right so those were the provisos that he made clear in his statement during the cabinet meet

vacaville police also stepped in, throwing out spike strips on i-80. the driver started losing control. >> looks like right rear tires. >> reporter: and pulled into a gas station in vacaville. >> he's hit into a parked car. >> reporter: police then surrounded and arrested him. >> they're taking him in to custody now. >> reporter: lili tam, "nbc bay area news." >>> the search is on for two men who robbed a gilroy jewelry store. this happened around 10:30 yesterday morning on east tenth street. police say the two men with guns robbed the store and then got away before police could arrive. you can see the two suspects in these photos. >>> right now, we want to take a look at this, this is a fire that ripped through a home in santa rosa early yesterday morning, causing nearly a half million dollars in damage. firefighters say the flames started just before 1:00 in the morning outside near a deck. the fire destroyed the back part of the home and part of the attic, but fortunately, no one was home at the time of that fire. >>> and san francisco giants ceo la

police used a spike strip to deflate the fires when he got to vacaville and captured the suspected thiefit was stolen from oakland fire station 23 when the crew was responding to an emergency. >>> if were you near san francisco's fillmore district today, chances are you heard it. ♪ the sounds of the fillmore jazz festival filled the air, offered up with a size of some seriously good food. highlights ahead. >>> i'm meteorologist drew tuma. we made it into the 80s and 90s this afternoon in the warmest >>> abc 7 was in san francisco, that's where the sheriff's department hosted a basketball skills clinic. today's clinic served children who currently live in foster care and other young people whose parents are serving sentences in jail or prison. >> i'm so impressed at the level of skill and ability i see. >> there's a lot of people who actually played college basketball. we have some players that can still play in leagues. so it's great. >> the deputies who organized the clinic hope to hold more just like it. ♪ how about a little latin jazz there? the sound of jazz filled the air in san fra

so the spike -- heat spike that we experienced over the weekend won't last long.accuweather seven of day forecast. low 90s about as high as temperatures get inland on monday. up to about 80 around the bayshoreline. temperatures drop off more on tuesday, wednesday. after monday, a fairly comfortable week in terms of the high temperature range. it's going to be steamy on saturday and sunday. >> watch out for that. >>> a part of childhood nostalgia coming to the end of the >>> the remaining sticker factories are closing some of its popular attractions. mrs. grossman's sticker factory, the company sold its label division last year. >> the new owner prints wine racials b labels. >> they are ending tours of the facility, and closing their retail store next week. >> all right. in sports, 49ers open training camp tomorrow. nike bosa, signed, sealed and delivered. and a's back home. at at&t we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet

so the spike -- heat spike that we experienced over the weekend won't last long.ere's the accuweather seven of day forecast. low 90s about as high as temperatures get inland on monday. up to about 80 around the bayshoreline. temperatures drop off more on tuesday, wednesday. after monday, a fairly comfortable week in terms of the high temperature range. it's going to be steamy on saturday and sunday. >> watch out for that. >>> a part of childhood nostalgia coming to the end of the line, all right! what are we watching? living with directv has been a learning experience. let's see what's on tv. directv satellite powers activate! you're kidding. yeah. that's not how that works at all. can you show us streaming apps? sorry. my remote doesn't do voice commands. i guess you could say i'm a little bit old school. lamar, can you dim the lights? stop living with directv. find all of your favorites faster with the xfinity x1 voice remote. >>> the remaining sticker factories are closing some of its popular attractions. mrs. grossman's sticker factory, the company sold its la

fake reviews of bluetooth headsets spiked a whopping 56% and always double-check the deal before clicking. >> you can compare that insta-pot on target, amazon, walmart. so, take your time you may find that all is not as good as it seems. >> reporter: it just won't be discounts on prime day here at this full if i ament center in minnesota, some workers are telling us they plan to strike tomorrow for better, safer conditions on the job. kate >> jo ling kent in minnesota jo, thank you. >>> we are back in a moment with the apology to parents from the ceo of a big e-cigarette maker, juul. >>> plus the high-flying new invention sighted in paris today. >>> we're back now with a rare look inside one of the country's fastest-growing industries and critics say one of the most critics say one of the most troubling -- e-cigarettes. juul dominates the market. carl quintanilla has this report >> reporter: on a factory floor in wisconsin, juul labs runs a production line day and night filling some of the 60 million pods in the u.s. every month ceo kevin burns has opened his doors to us, aware of the fir

if the yen were to spike up, the bank of japan will move. levels,en holds current i don't think there is any sense of urgency for the boj could do something. you say they might move to read in what form will the move comes in? the most likely thing is to extend out the duration of the yield cap. as you know, the bank of japan is capping the 10 year bond yield at a maximum of 10 basis points, moving that from the 10 year to the 15 or 20 are part of the curve. that certainly is one option. , you said you were worried about the dollar dynamics right now but we have seen the dollar -- it still appreciates when there is uncertainty and when we get better data out of the u.s., as well. should the japanese be worried about a weaker dollar? jesper: no. i mean, look. what is your contingency? you see strong capital outflows from japan. hidden story no one wants to talk about, that you've got the japanese life insurance companies, private pension money, as well as mr. and misses wateanabe diversifying into,portfolio particularly, the united states kee

the euro spiked on that and subsequently faded. action in the bond market the prime driver of what we are seeing. there are a number of different reasons. also what is happening in the central banks with the new denominations in the united states and christine lagarde looking like she will take over at the ecb. let's bring in paul dobson. nice to see you this afternoon. i want to start off with italy. the bond markets are slightly crazy. the italian story is fascinating. btp less thanof 200 bits over bunds? paul: the narrative is clear they are off the hook. the european commission says they will not pursue this further because -- has done enough, at least on paper. thear they are saying spending has been lower than anticipated and therefore the balance looks ok. -- they still retaining are going to continue to spend to drive growth but at the same time maybe they are not being quite so aggressive behind the scenes as they are in public. that has given enough room to get this away, in which case, italian yields are phenomenally goo

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liz: they're spiking. >> they're spiking on our reports. on our report of this. we should also point out, this is interesting, what i'm hearing from sources, calabria believes fannie and freddie could still be part of the government and issue this stock. it's not like binary. either they're out or in. this is what i'm telling you. this is breaking news. it's moving the stock. it's interesting. it's going to play out over the next year. liz: dow jones industrials down four -- >> good report on that private equity. liz: very much so. yes. absolutely. we have been up more than 100 points. we are watching the market very closely here. lot of news. 36 minutes left before the closing bell rings. anything could happen. stay tuned. my experience with usaa has been excellent. they really appreciate the military family and it really shows. with all that usaa offers why go with anybody else? we know their rates are good, we know that they're always going to take care of us. it was an instant savings and i should have changed a long time ago. it was funny because when we wou

there is video taken from a nearby car on the freeway showing the moments when the truck had a spike strip. the tires flew off of the suspect kept going.>>> this is i-80 from a chp helicopter the suspect weaving in and out of traffic, losing control with spike strips working. the suspect got off in vacaville and smashed into a parked car. authorities think the man stole the truck from and east oakland station while the crew was at another emergency. chp chased the truck through alameda, contra costa and solano counties. yeonlytime th ing hahappened l it's very unusual. >> the driver did surrender to officers but it's not clear how the suspect made his way into the station. his identity is not been released and no one was hurt. >>> we have new details on the shooting at the tanforan mall in san bruno police have made two arrests and as devon feel he reports they've identified a third >> who still at large. >> reporter: police are looking for 18-year-old deandre lejon gantt they believe he was one of the gunmen responsible for shooting the injured two people and triggered a stampede of

we will start to see things cooling off by the middle of next week, so our temperature spike doesn'tthat long, and mike, you're starting out with the oakland meter. >> called the bay bridge. it's building over the course of your report. until that point, we saw a smooth ease drive. i don't know if you can hear the rattle, that's my ear piece, if it's a problem, let me know in the control room. i hope no one has issues, the roadways are looking great, contra costa county toward alameda county and the merge, metering for the cash lanes at the toll plaza. a smooth drive despite a crash to the dublin interchange it's cleared to the shoulder west80 n breed took office. >> she pledged to clear out long-termown 33% since mayor breed took office a year ago, that leaves 380 tents across town. e our senior investigative reporter bigad shaban. >> reporter: the number of homeless tents is down, but the amount of homeless people is actually up. so is the city really making progress? >> well, i would say that getting almost 1500 people who were on the streets off the streets is real progress. >> o

lucy: this is a short, sharp spike in temperatu a spike it is.he heat unremitting for several days and night, and it is city -- and in a city not built for this kind of weather, for many people, air-conditioned shops of publntains are the only places they can find respite. the hot weather is putting pressure on farmers alfaady cing a drought. luke says the grass his cows should be eating has died in the field. he is using up his stock of winter feed to keep them alive. >> our fields have become as dry as doormats. we have never seen anying like it it is like the south of france. we have longer periods without water. we are running at a 50% loss. we will have to adapt and find solutions. lucy: the heat wave broke temperature records across europe yesterday and broke them again today. germany soared to 42 degrees as people flocked to lakes and fountains. in belgium, a village topped 40 degrees, along with several other places. and in the netherlands, the hottest dafor more than 70 years saw the red cross handing out emergency water supplies to the

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fake reviews of bluetooth head sets spiked a whopping 56% and always double-check the deal before clicking. >> yre can compayou know, that instant part on target, you can compare it at amazon, compare at walmart take the time, because you might find all is not as good as it seems. >> reporter: it's not just about th pe discounts onme day workers here at this amazon fulfillment center say they plan to strike later today calling for better, more humane conditions on the job. phillip? >> all right, jo, thank you. really is incredible how a company created these two days in theummer for us to spend money. >> we're all talking about it still, spending our money the next coupl de ofs. let's check in with bonnie schneider for the areafes ed by barry over the weekend. >> that's right, barry is affecting 11 million people particularly in southwest loe siana where we havheavy downpours at this hour and also heavy rain building into the mid south from little rock into memphis and all the way to ce girardo, missouri, heavy, heav downpours with flooding possible right now with the wind depressions, bar

the heat spike is broken and temperatures dramatically. cooler will have the on shore wind in place with a little bit of a a trough in our backyard, let's get to those winds. there's the up tick that happens do have a little bit in love heating that's going to drive it but some of these numbers jump up to the double digit you'll see in the teens here and even a course off to the delta. what do the same thing again for monday. they're a little bit more a stronger if you'll notice getting in the peninsula touch and around the east bay hills as well too in those valleys a tri valley you can see it really picks up there. so what we have is sunny and hot going on today heat advisory 100 plus still going to be out there. tonight, mild turning breezy heat spike does break and then for next week, it's cooling through the midweek and we're going to be replacing some of these hot temperatures with inland highs, falling through the 80's to the middle potentially lower 80's highs today will try 97 conquered around 98. 84 hayward 79 for oakland, 19 app

v vacaville police also stepped in, throwing up spike strips on i-80. the driver started losing control. >> looks like the right rear tire's blown. >> reporter:nd gas station in arrested him. well, tonight luckily no one was hurt and that fire engine is back in oakland. the battalion chief says he doesn't know the extent of the damage yet but it will likely be out of service for at least a little bit. in oakland police say the suspect is an adult male but that's all the information that they've given so far. live in oakland, lili tan, nbc bay area news. >> it's a good thing they got that rig back and nobody was hurt. thank you, lili. >>> new at 11:00 the search is on for too-two men who robbed a gilroy jewelry store. it happened at 10:30 this morning on east 10th street. police say the two men with guns robbed the store and got away before police arrived. you can see the two suspects in the photo. >>> and you are looking at a fire that ripped through a home in santa rosa overnight causing nearly a half million dollars in damage. firefighters say the fla

but temperatures spiking into wednesday. then once again into saturday. but you can count on lots of 90s this week. right on through sunday for the inland spots. and saturday could be one of the hottest days of the week. satellite right now, showing you some developments to our south, down towards southern california. clouds and green showing up there. and we actually had this one little cell approach the modesto area in the past couple of hours. producing one lightning strike. but that has kind of diminished over the past hour. we do not have a lot of completely not a lot of overcast conditions. but i think we will have patchy fog to deal with between now and sunrise. 50s and 60s. here's our live camera looking towards sfo. here is the plan this morning. partly cloudy. and into the afternoon hours. more sunshine. it will be warm to hot inland. hottest locations of the 90s. the coast in the 60s. and san francisco, downtown, will warm you up to 70 degrees. time now, 5:02. we'll check in with sal now. he's standing by. >> mark, good morning to you. we have

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navigating the strait of hormuz there are around a 1000 going through a day could this conflict cause a spike in the price of oil and even hurt the global economy. it ultimately can of course i mean you in your report up to 2 hour conversation you were saying that one 3rd of the oil. of the world is actually transplanting through this through this routes off course there is a danger that the global economy will suffer under this situation and maybe even would go as far as that the iranians are banking on that the iranians are banking on the threat it poses if the situation in the strait of hormuz in the in the waters of the persian gulf if the situation worse is and this is worsens and this is a nobody's interests ok i don't have a tie by thanks so much for that now to some of the other stories making news around the world. british airways and german flag carrier lufthansa have temporarily suspended all flights to cairo over security concerns british airways said this is spent would last 7 days to allow further assessment on saturday canceled its flights to cairo from its hubs in munich and f

this is a short, sharp spike in temperatures but what a spike it is, the heat unremitting now for severalghts and, in a city not built for this kind of weather, for many people air—conditioned shops or public fountains are the only place they can find respite. the hot weather is putting pressure on farmers, already facing a drought. luke says the grass his cows should be eating has died in the field. he's using up his stock of winter feed to keep them alive. translation: our fields have become as dry as doormats. we've never seen anything like it. it's like the south of france. we have longer periods without water. we're running at a 50% loss. we'll have to adapt and find solutions. the heatwave broke temperature records across europe yesterday, and then broke them again today. germany soared to 42 degrees, as people flocked to lakes and fountains. in belgium, the village of kleiner bruegel topped a0 degrees, along with several other places. and in the netherlands, the hottest day for more than 70 years saw the red cross handing out emergency water supplies to the homeless. this is the se

been confirming today that it is climate change that is making these unprecedented high temperatures spikes possible and as i said at the start of the program you only need to travel with the sun to see what's happening the record highs today there the proof let's take a look at the numbers here in germany the new record high today reached 42.6 degrees celsius that's more than 108 degrees if you work in fahrenheit in the netherlands they saw it as well 40.4 degrees celsius belgium 40.6 in the u.k. in cambridge they measured a new record high 38 point one degrees celsius and france in paris the same record high temperature as in germany 42.6 degrees celsius shattering the old record by over 2 degrees nowhere has it sizzle today like it has in france people across the country they were told to avoid traveling to work from home if they could children's nurseries were closed and in the heart of paris a warning today from the chief architect in charge of rebuilding notre dame the cathedral roof parts of which survived the fire earlier this year may not survive a heat wave this week. well i can w

the red line, you see the massive spike in apprehensions. in june it was the highest number recorded in at least five years. down from 144,000 in may. that often halves because of the heat in june. i've seen an overwhelming number of individuals filled our border patrol stations. we all agree that they're stretched. there is no disagreement in this room on that. at least today. there mike five months ago. i've seen the facilities and i've not seen a single cage in the way it is being depicted. i'm seeing ways to try to separate people and keep them safe. and we demean the process and our border patrol acts trying to donaire job when they call them cages. it is not helpful to call this crisis that so many denied now to score political points. this fiscal year, more than 684,000 aliens have been an henlt -- apprehended. on february 15, the president declared a national crisis at the border. on may 1, the question for funding to address this crisis and the follow-up were ignored. i found myself in agreement with the editorial board of "the new

i'm now joined in the studio sandra peters min an expert on of gonna start why is there such a spike in violence right now at this moment i think most of the time we tend to forget that this has been one of the bloodiest was ever in the history and in the past couple of years has seen year by year by year an uptick in. casualties and right now there is a lot going on politically we see presidential elections scheduled for the end of september but we also see a lot happening at the negotiation front and maybe this taken violence is also about leverage at the negotiating table from both sides from both sides but what i was struck by in our report as well is that the u.n. mission in afghanistan came out just recently and released a report saying that most civilians deaths in the 1st half of the year were not caused by taliban were not caused by the islamic state they were caused by afghan forces and the international allies yeah because this is a war without front lines you know this is a war hitting the villages hitting talents so take today if you have a planted roadside bomb that exp