. >> riley told his friends he planned to go to the bluffs, high above the tennessee river and toss theration. have alex and no will go with reilly, and the moment they see the gun, signal detectives, who would swoop in and make an arrest. this potentially could be very dangerous? >> absolutely. you're gonna have two boys in a car with a guy that's believed to have already killed one person with a murder weapon, this is a huge dangerous thing. >> dangerous? for sure! and then detectives made an even more complicated, they decided to secretly record the whole thing. >> they set up a listening device in the car itself, my car, it had a little thing inside my jacket which sucked because i couldn't take off my jacket the whole time. >> for and he had the video as well. >> police could hear you, and you couldn't hear? them >> yes. >> everything came together with lightning speed. just hours after calling police, 18 year old alex and noah were wired up and ready to meet riley. what did your parents think about this? very vulnerable in this position. >> my parents had just moved to north carol

vessels that sales and all the route gas carriers and tankers out ah, the stretch between the tennessee river and the choruses to nuclear powered ice breakers, siberia, and time years now operate in this area. the banks of the interstate river are home to the novels clinical plus one of the world's largest producers of palladium nichols, platinum, and copper. ah, you know, it's so cold here that just an hour after the ice breaker has gone, snowmobiles can already get or along the channel and anglers are back in their usual spots along both sides of the ship. it smelt season till the ice breaker doesn't bother them in the slightest. in late spring, thick ice forms on the river and vessels can only pass if tugged by an ice breaker or pulled by the moustache as they say. i don't work with from our 1st number to june, but are both hor gosh reserves. here were the birth federal normal numbers no. bergmann was for 4 for perio strauser recognition or from ark usual schrupo the captain and boast and other most experienced of siberia crew. she's young in every sense you're across from fort shafter or

could see possibility for severe storms including areas across the plain states toward ohio and tennessee riverlley. large hail, damaging winds and tornados possible across a wide portion from the southwest toward the mid-atlantic, nashville, louisville, toward montgomery, alabama. watching for that. heat is the big story, breaking records over parts of southwest to the plain states up toward the rockies. excessive heat advisory in place where record-breaking heat is a big story. temperatures and oppressive humanitarian will make it feel dangerous, stay indoors, take care of the kids and elderly and bring your pets indoor. it will hang on over the next couple days and the wet weather coming over the next couple days, could see potential for flash flooding and moisture coming from the pacific. lots to talk about, nice to see both of you. >> todd: likewise. >> janice: happy wednesday. see ya. >> todd: the average american family can barely afford $4.95 per gallon of gas we're see thanksgiving morning. white house says the economy is great. >> 51% are saying in this "wall street journal" poll they

well the crew here at this t v, a facility along the tennessee river is working overtime, they say tot they are meeting this demand around the clock and keeping those very important air conditioners powered on in savannah, tennessee, will not only ktvu fox two news inland areas could see high temperatures today. not as bad as what we're going to be seeing out east. but rosemary oroczo is here to tell us what we're gonna be looking at. for all across the bay area. yes, thankfully, not like that heat we experienced on friday, but temperatures will warm today, in fact, already filling it across the bay area. 5 to 10 degrees warmer than yesterday at this time, and that's what's expected for the second part of your afternoon as well. a live look care from ktvu across the oakland estuary towards san francisco got blue skies overhead air quality today is good to moderate and a view from up above. you can see not a lot going on out there a little bit of patchy fog trying to develop right off to the point reyes coastline, but that's about it. we've got a lot of sunshine out there. the winds ov

um on a sunday in june is alarming t v a, which manages this plant here along the tennessee river is its customers to conserve energy for now, during the hottest parts of the day until some cooler temperatures can roll in. in savannah, tennessee. will nunley weather. already we're checking back in with the weather and a few minutes to talk about the heat and the east. how many people are under the gun there and what? we're expecting a cool down. i'll see you back here with the five day warning as warm weather around the bay area creates some dangerous water conditions out there. plus there's a concerning trend popping up across the country drivers refusing to pull over for police after the break. we'll have details in a live report. this? this is supersonic wifi from xfinity. it's fast. like, ready-for- major-gig-speeds fast. like riding-a-cheetah fast. isn't that right, girl? whoa! it can connect hundreds of devices at once. [ in unison ] that's powerful. couldn't have said it better myself. and with three times the bandwidth, the gaming never has to end. slaying is our business. an

um on a sunday in june is alarming t v a, which manages this plant here along the tennessee river isomers to conserve energy for now, during the hottest parts of the day until some cooler temperatures can roll in. in savannah, tennessee. will nunley fox weather. the barriers talking about heat up, but nothing like last week, and nothing like the heatwave across parts of the country right now, in fact, let's start nationally where we do have the warm to hot temperatures showing up and if you can't see right now, look at the 96 degrees in chicago right now. minneapolis 94. phoenix 104 degrees, so we have the heat as you would expect out in arizona and for us, we have been trending up with temperatures and we'll continue with that pattern that idea into your wednesday and then a sharp drop off in those numbers beginning beginning thursday, and then by friday. it would be cool around here called the mild with temperatures in the sixties to the lower seventies. what about rainfall with that trough moving in from the north of maybe some shower chances approaching northern california? that

of tva, the tennessee valley authority, which in essence created a system of dams across the tennessee river and its tributaries, and these dams were able to generate electrical power that helped to improve conditions in those areas. it also provided unemployment relief and put a lot of people to work building these. so it proved multiple purposes as did many of the new deal agencies, but this was because the government owned it. and it was creating electrical power and selling it made conservatives very because this was creeping socialism, you had the government opening the means of production, and roosevelt's critics charged him with being -- that this was overly socialistic. but nonetheless, it was an enormous benefit to the tennessee valley region. now, another new deal innovation that needs no explanation to you today, because most -- i ask my class sometimes, i say, okay, look, the new deal did one thing, it that has touched everybody in this room. something that you may not realize but you have something that is a reminder of the new deal. what is it? well, they don't ever think about

when yes, the union army had almost been pushed into the tennessee river. and general petraeus loves to tell the story that here is grant. i don't think he wants to go into the field hospital where men are having their legs and arms amputated. he's standing under a tree the rain is coming down sherman comes upon him and says to the effect why we have really been beaten today. and grant says amen, a few words. yes, but we'll whip them tomorrow. think of one other really remarkable moment. this was when the grant starts out on may 4 1864 in the overland campaign. the first place they enter is the wilderness. he has an army at least twice as large as leave, but once he enters that wilderness, and i've walked that wilderness it's this compacted scrubbo. trees four five feet high and his advantage in cavalry is gone. his advantage in artillery is not possible. the term is not yet present, but friendly fire begins to take place as men fall out of line and begin shooting not exactly sure who they're shooting and then in the middle of the day the forest catches fir

get to the middle of the week that heat slowly continues spreading east 90s across parts of the tennessee river the record high temperatures will continue down along the gulf coast. down through texas in the southern plains. the northeast looks nice, lots of sunshine. temperatures in the 80s. sunny and dry in the pacific the pacific northwest, and a few more storms down in mexico and arizona. >> good morning, i'm meteorologist carry holler. temperatures are really going to start up for us today, concord reaching 93 degrees. but compare that to the 73 we will see and sanford disco. really nice weather for the parade this morning into early afternoon. take a look at tomorrow's highs . it's going to be hot everywhere, even with highs in the low 80s, we will reach up with >> and that is your forecast. >> quick crowd moment. >> i saw some ladies here in tee shirts where y'all from. >> columbia, south carolina. >> god's country >> and what brings you here? >> we're celebrating 25 years of girlfriend and friendship and sisterhood woo hoo! >> this is a party group >> what did y'all do while in the city

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heat across most of the country and record highs likely through the midwest, back through the tennessee rivernd as that moves into the areas of the western great lakes, it will likely trigger storms today. so we have to watch out for >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we are under a microclimate weather alert. all areas of the bay including the interbay. we will see temperatures headed for 102 degrees in livermore, 101 in sam martin and 105 in fairfield. we are st forecast >>> coming up next, the squirrel that's right, squirrel little too close to the action at a baseball game and as they will say, a wild chase ensued we've got that story and a lot more after the break go squirrel, go. go literally the greatest thing i've ever seen... scene... it was such a scene, but i looked pretty hot... so hot. i mean the look on his face... face it! you really missed out on the best time... time of our lives. you really had to be there. when you're with amex, you always have a story to tell. it's never a question of if it's going to happen... it's when. ♪♪ the minions are coming to ihop. with

all of fountains representing a tennessee river.to stay cool t only take as matter of minutes with this type of heat, with temperatures across so much of the country right now. i will add a couple zeros to the estimate you gave in the intro. it is 100 million people that are facing some type of heat advisories today. we're certainly seeing that across the state of tennessee as well. you have to alter your plans, right, in situations like this. i caught up earlier with maggie in the park. sure enough she is having to change the way she goes about her day. >> it is about an hour earlier than i would normally get out but during the summer months we kind of switch it forward to that indefinitely while it is hot. i grew up in the south. ways always told carry a bottle of water with me, if you're thirsty, probably waited too long to drink it. reporter: let's not forget how quickly those cars can become ovens in temperatures like this. there are cooling centers opening up across the south as part of all this. in response, nashville has coo

have some storms, some stronger storms moving across the plain states in towards the ohio and tennessee riverall in florida this weekend. that system has cleared out but the heat is on for parts of texas and the southwest. did you guys want to the say hi to anyone at home? >> we would like to say hi to our families spread all over the country. >> very nice. ainsley over to you. >> tell them hello. >> you're looking at a live shot of the supreme court. joining us now is utah senator and former clerk for justice alito, mike lee. good morning, senator. >> good morning. >> so they still have 33 cases and they have a month left. what can we expect today or this week or coming up in the next few weeks? >> well, what you can see is that on multiple times each week for the next four weeks, the supreme court will hold sessions every few days and it will issue decisions as they're finished. one of those decisions will be the dobbs case involving the fate of re v. wade. >> when do you expect that? do they normally wait till the controversial ones till the very? >> the controversial decision of the term

the tennessee river valley.y and we are going to break some records. high 90's into the 100-degree territory with high humidity and that's going to be oppressive for a lot of these places. make sure you are taking care of everybody. bring your pets inside. we have potential for showers, thunderstorms even stronger severe storms for parts of the upper midwest as well as the southeast, looking at green bay across portions of the midwest like chicago where we had tornado warnings a couple of days ago that could happen again today. so we will keep you up to date. look at all of those warm temperatures across the south. you know, take all of those precautions today, wear loose clothing and keep hydrated. check on your pets and the elderly and your kids. bring them inside. all right. over to you, brian, sorry, my friend. >> brian: what about sunscreen? >> janice: sunscreen also very important another checklist. >> brian: do not make me have to add that you should be doing that yourself. we will discuss it in the green

the panhandle in texas in towards oklahoma and the severe storm threat extends across the tennessee, ohio rivere is just anchored across the southwest. and that's bringing those temperatures up towards 30 degrees above average. multiple days of potential record breaking heat. we certainly saw records broken yesterday and today as well as tomorrow. so just keep that in mind. fox weather.com for all your latest details. do you want to say hi to steve again? hello steve. >> steve: hello. [laughter] >> steve: thanks for stopping by. >> janice: he says thanks for stopping by. can i have a hug? >> steve: she is my translator. there you go there is a lot of love on that street. j.d., thank you. still ahead, the laughingstock of the country. that's how criminals described new york city according to mayor eric adams. but a majority of big appear hell residents say it's his policies that are to blame. lawrence jones reacts to that. he's coming up next. ♪ from prom dresses to workouts and new adventures you hope the more you give the less they'll miss. but even if your teen was vaccinated against meningit

have to deal and dodge some of the thunderstorms all the way from the carolinas to the ohio river valley, tennesseelley region and then some of that, we're starting to pick up some monsoon all moisture across the southwest. they need it, but doesn't look like that it will bake the heat very much over the next several days. max, back to you. >> karen, thank you. >>> parts of western europe also cop coping with a dangerous heatwave. temperatures are expected to reach at least 93 degrees fahrenheit. 34 celsius today. officials say that town in southern france reported a temperature of 40 degrees celsius thursday and forecasts indicate that paris could see the hottest june day yet this weekend. spain also experiencing hot every than normal temperatures, its most extreme heatwave the country has seen in more than four decades. >>> for four years mike pence was dedicated vice president but that changed on january 6 as trump himself turned on pence while trump supporters called for pence to be hanged. details coming up. >>> plus another deadly shooting in the united states, this time at a church in salaba

are injured coming up what we know about the violence in pennsylvania and tennessee and we'll take you down the petaluma river for look at what's being done to attract more people there to the water. alrighty back to the work week. the rain has done for now, temperatures going to warm up and we've got some big heat to talk about in southern california. i'll see you back crod to get the safety. this was late last night when gunfire broke out in the city's downtown area . that shooting killed three people and 11. others were injured. on top of that. another mass shooting in tennessee killed three more people and injured 14 others. foxes alexis mcadams as the latest from both scenes. philadelphia police say multiple people were shooting into this large crowd detectives finding at least five guns at the crime scene. this is where that shooting happened in the south street neighborhood. they're just before midnight, at least 14 people were shot in. three of those people were killed. that's when they say philly cop pulled out his gun and tried to take down one of those shooters. the normally busy strip now a crime

river valley. also notice where that high pressure is located. it's located over the tennesseeeat advisories in excessive heat warnings are issued not just because the air temperature but because of the humidity. your body's not allowed to cool off naturally the way it typically without so therefore, you get these heat alerts. ana? >> look at all that, just all red, all triple digits. what about the flooding in yellowstone? we've seen some of the crazy images out of there. put it into perspective for us. >> yes, so, this is something that portions of yellowstone haven't seen in more than a hundred years or so. you can see that video here. this is what it looks like from the sky, all the flooding, the water swelling up here. again, yellowstone river, this is a gauge just near corwin springs, montana, hasn't seen the flood waters get up this high since 1918. so extremely rare to see this kind of flooding in this area. ana? >> it's all from that record snow melt, the rainfall there, such a crazy combination. i know you're going to stay on top of it for us. thank you, tyler, for yo

tennessee. those hot temperatures are set to spread across the united states this week as well. record-breaking heat in the forecast in the central plains and mississippi river valley today. those hot temperatures are expected to reach the carolinas on tuesday. more than 230 million people in the lower 48 states will see temperatures above 90 degrees over the next 7 days. we already got a taste of very, very hot temps that triple digit on friday. i know for sure it's cooled off a little bit. but warming back up today. this is a live look at the golden gate bridge. you can see the sun shining down this afternoon. kron fours reyna harvey takes a look at your forecast. we had a great monday. this far you might remember we have really hot temperatures over last week that dipped into the weekend. so now today you've got clear skies, no rain in the forecast and you have a few wind gusts that are bringing with it. some cooler temperatures to the bay area today. so just how long are we going to stay? cool will not for long, actually, because we have a high pressure system that arrives into the bay area today and that doesn't just stick around today, but it stays tue