. >>> fueron 3 dÍas de horror, dice orlan que pasÓ en un centro de la patrulla fronteriza de tucson.creto, usando los baÑos sucios y la fuente de agua sobre el inodoro y sin acceso a una ducha, condiciones reveladas en esta fotografÍas, dadas a conocer por orden de un juez, en medio del proceso legal de una demanda colectiva presentada por grupos de abogados activistas. >>> no hay toallas sanitaria para las mujeres, se da de comer un bo rr burrito y un jugo de niÑos y una galleta. >>> otras entidades gubernamentales, por el presunto trato inhumano que han recibido decenas de miles de inmigrantes en 4 centros de procesamiento del sector de tucson. >>> personas que necesitan medicina, aunque traigan sus propios medicamentos. se los quitan. >>> aunque parte de la evidencia se ha hecho pÚblicas la mayorÍa de las pruebas, estÁn en el video de seguridad de los centros videos que aseguran, el departamento de seguridad nacional, se niega a revelar. >>> el gobierno que la patrulla fronteriza no puede detener a la gente sin camas, sin cobija, sin manera de dormir en este centro. >>> nos comuni

according to the tribe, heavy rain events occur frequently in the tucson monsoon season. the bill would also require the conveyance of a 13-acres parcel of public land to the tucson school district and eliminate a revisionary interest held by the united states in a 27-acre patented to usly the tucson unified school district. the bill would also require the tucson unified school district to pay fair market value for the land and the revisionary interest received. i want to thank the ranking member from the natural resources committee for the efforts on this legislation and urge an aye vote. urge an aye vote. i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves, the gentleman from missouri, mr. clay. mr. clay: i yield myself such time as i might consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. clay: at this time, i would like to commend the sponsor, my good friend, ranking member grijalva, for bringing this legislation to the floor and i would like to yield three minutes to the gentleman from arizona. the speaker pro tempore: t

. >> an unruly delta flight heading to los angeles to be diverted to tucson. another passenger captured the moment as the man is removed from the plane. he allegedly made threats against the flight crew. the plane was escorted to tucson by a fair of f-16 fighter jets. the man was detained. the fbi investigating. >>> the coast guard made a grim discovery in the search for a father and his three teenage children missing off the gulf coast of florida. a body was found last night in the search. the family set out in their sailboat on sunday. abc's steve osunsami has more. >> it's with a heavy heart that we announce that about 4:30 this afternoon, one of our coast guard helicopters located a deceased person in the search area. >> reporter: hope began to fade away when they found a debris field full of belongings, tennis shoes, water bottles, a propane tank, kayaks, and most alarming, six empty life jackets. about 33 miles off the west coast of florida. 45-year-old ace kimberly, his 17-year-old daughter becca lynn, 15-year-old son donny and his 13-year-old son roger

as i mentioned, the heat is building to build in the weekend, palm strings, 107, phoenix, 111, tucson, 110. that's near record high. if we're going to shatter, like it will come into sunday. phoenix should be 119, a chance at 120 degrees. close to the all time june record there in southern arizona. also we're going to watch severe weather today, 23 million people at risk made it into central california, bakesersfield, 84. it will this weekend. >> i'm sure it will. bill, thank you so much for that. >>> the judge in the sexual assault case is pulled from a new sex abuse trial. plus, did the russians give the democratic's secrets. "early today" is back in two. neutrogena® cosmetics. powders, concealers and foundations in new shades for more skin tones. with vitamins and antioxidants. your skin will look beautiful when you wear it and even after you take it off. neutrogena® cosmetics see what's possible. a leading consumer testing the top laundry detergents. the winner - persil 2 in 1, didn't only beat tide... it beat every single detergent tested. boom. switch to persil proclean 2 in 1.

its with then diverted to tucson.he flight did land safely and a police officer then came on board and removed the passenger who was acting in an unruly way. it is not clear what the threat was. obviously it was serious enough to scramble fighter jets and passengers admit it was scary stuff while in the air. from low-to-mid i am john gregory. >> now to the san francisco pride parade on sunday it is crunch time to make the floats. >> we were at bi they are putting the finishing touches on 9 of the floats. they are built for companies like space -- like chase, mome details. >> we have a crew of 20 running around and glittering, glueing, sawing, everyone that goes into putting this together. >> you can future have enough glitter. the more glitter the better for pride. some added signs or memorials to show support after the orlando shooting. the theme is "economic and social justice," and look for miss natasha. we have a disney/abc7 area. >> can you share your photos #abc7now . we will find your videos when you post the >

phoenix is 82 in tucson at 72. what is the big deal?the humidity is higher in phoenix and tucson than it is in memphis and atlanta. are you kidding me? no i'm not. over the weekend some of this could -- maybe, i doubt it because it looks like lower pressures coming in but this time of year if you are up in the mountains you have to keep an eye on this. it looks like it is staying just ethan south. the fog is not going anywhere. it will get compressed and then brought back through during the weekend. liver war -- livermore warm-up from 73 yesterday to 83 today. 68 santa cruz. even they can't warm-up with this much fog. 60s and the city 70s to low 80s during the weekend. i know the fireworks for the a's games saturday night. i think that will be okay but monday will be tough. there will be a lot of fog. >> all right, thank you. time is 6:52. major problems in parts of japan after several days of heavy rain. we have new video to show you how bad it is. >> [ video playback ] >> that is pretty bad. a landslide caused that home to topple down

in the tucson area. phoenix i think you're -- 119 on sunday. monday should be 119. all-time hottest 122. so a lot of red on this map, a lot of oranges in the 80s and 90s. we have a nice day today in the northeast. those big nasty thunderstorms over washington, d.c. are over with. saturday's a great day for much of the east coast. and then for father's day, not like the heat goes away either. it's still very hot in the middle of the country. denver, 97. st. louis at 96. but at least the southeast will cool off after a hot day today. it will be looking better over the weekend. >> at least someone is cool. >>> two active duty marines are being investigated in connection with a facebook post that allegedly threatens attacks on gay bars following the deadly mass shooting in orlando. it shows a marine and a rifle with the caption, coming to a gay bar near you. >>> philadelphia is the first to levy a tax on soda. beginning january 1st, there will be a 1.5 cent per ounce tax on sugary and diet beverages. the tax is expected to generate $90 million in revenue. >>> the u.s. m

tucson's all time record high, 117. 110 on saturday, 116 sunday. you're going to be approaching your all time record high. not a monthly high, all time. as far as phoenix, 122, maybe a little out of reach. we think about 119 to 120 will be your high toward the end there. 97 in dallas. northwest, maybe showers on saturday in seattle. as far as father's day, what a beautiful forecast, boise to billings to se couple of days. blistering heat, 105 to 106. a little funny, we're so hot, baking in so many place, let's go to the opposite end of the earth. 74 degrees negative in the south poll. it was negative 100 a couple of days ago. >> wow, that is perspective. you think we are -- >> i know. >> polar opposites. good line there, perfect. thank you so much, bill karins. >>> just ahead, major new discovery from egypt air flight 804. plus the pope earns his stripe with a close encounter with a tiger. you're watching "early today." like a new dress shirt or tie only $19.99 pick him up a new watch... or give him a watch gift set for only $27.99 and save on perf

once on the ground in tucson, he was taken into custody by the fbi.bout an hour into the wednesday fternoon flight from san irporto, the crew made an emergency landing at tucson's international airport. this amateur video shows the ter: the his sen in the striped shirt was stando leave his seat. >> do it now. g he was standing by the pilot cockpit. his e didntendant asked him to go that.to his seat and he didn't comply.. he didn't comply. offtarted to descend pretty quickly and saw f-16s out the about a mile aircraft off each wing. >> okay, roger that. appreciate the help. >> reporter: they >> reporter: those fighters scrambled by norad from tucson's 216th aircraft wing escorted the plane. passenger ryan healey took video of the arrest. >> he was clearly sort of disoriented. >> the delta connection regional jet operated by compass airlines met by fbi and local police. remaining passengers were searched in tucson before the plane continued on to los angeles. airport police in arizona said they weren't taking any chances. >> being advised we had f-16s t

the delta air lines flight to los angeles was diverted to tucson, arizona, after a passenger allegedly threatened the flight crew. a passenger recorded the man being removed from the plane by the authorities. now police say there was no threat to public safety. >>> and polls are now open in britain whether to withdraw from the eu. opinion polls show the vote too close to call with a record number of citizens registering to vote in the referendum. opponents of the exit called the brexit say it would be a mistake to leave the largest single market in the world. those calling for withdrawal say the eu is dysfunctional. britain is a major portal for u.s. trade in europe and the vote is likely to have a big effect on financial markets. >> to presidential politics and donald trump blistering attack on hillary clinton. he delivered a fairly subdued but scathing speech using a teleprompter. he bashed clinton over her record and her character and accuses her of lies as well as corruption. more now from abc's tom llamas. >> she's a world class liar. >> reporter: donald trump, back in the ring, d

only one the 2016 hyundai tucson passed with a good grade involving the right corner of the vehicle.>> jimmy john sandwich will stop including noncompete agreements in the hiring package of low wage workers. according to the new york attorney general it prevented employees from working for any nearby businesses that get at least 10% of its sales from sandwiches for two years after they left. they have also agreed to not enforce noncompete contracts that have already been signed. >>> you know how they say twinkie lasts forever? one man in maine is proving that just might be true. back in 1976, chemistry teacher roger benati decided to conduct an experiment to see how long the snack would last at room temperature. officially twinkies have a shelf life of 25 days. but this one is pushing 40 years. granted it has seen better days but it shows relatively no sign of spoilage. the twinkie lives at the school where it is on display for science and snack lovers alike. what do you think? take a bite? >> um? negative! i guest it's not organic. >> no. not at all. >> gluten free. >> it would be g

vegas, yuma, phoenix, tucson, this is a long-duration heat wave in the west.w some really nasty thunderstorms in minnesota last night. duluth had strong storms and even tornadoes near them. today the cold front will sink to the south t. will cool you off in chicago, fort wayne, cleveland, detroit, minneapolis but you will have the chance of severe weather. 28 million people at the risk of the severe storm. east coast is nice and it's nice and warm and celebratory for cleveland. >> thank you so much. >> they're not going to do with themselves. >> we'll figure it out. >>> some sad news from hollywood next after a freak accident takes the life of a star. we'll have more on "way too early" in just a moment. i asked my dentist if an electric toobrush was going to clean better than a manual. he said sure...but don't get just any one. get one inspired by dentists, with a round brush head. go pro with oral-b. oral-b's rounded brush head cups your teeth to break up plaque and rotates to sweep it away. and oral-b delivers a clinically proven superior clean versus sonica

you'll cool off over the weekend. [000:11:53;00] 104 in lubbock and phoenix and tucson beginning their big warm-up. if you want to cool off, heat wave over us. the south pole is cold as of late and betty it's negative 80. you mentioned the other day it was negative -- >> 112 or something? crazy like that. i can't begin to imagine how cold that would be, you know? >> you wouldn't last long outside. >> you would freeze as soon as you stepped outside your door. thank you, bill. >>> ahead, which major u.s. city is the first tax sodas and other sugary drinks? >>> plus the pope has a close encounter with a tiger. you're watching "early today." ! like a new dress shirt or tie only $19.99 pick him up a new watch... or give him a watch gift set for only $27.99 and save on performance golf shirts and, no matter how you pay take an extra 20% off these already great sale prices! everyone gets kohl's cash too! that you can use later on just about anything you want online or in store! all weekend at kohl's. now that's the good stuff. are you ready to take the gel envy challenge? revlon colorstay gel

. >> in tucson it was a beautiful, crisp, clear blue sky with a few puffy white clouds. it was a perfect january morning. >> narrator: 40-year old arizona congresswoman gabby giffords was about to meet constituents at an outdoor shopping center. >> i went to thank her for her being kind of a blue-dog democrat and really working for the people and not for the lobbyists. >> her first person she met with was a young man that was in the army reserve. she took some pictures with him. and that was the last picture taken of her before she was... before she was shot. he shot gabby from about three feet away, right in the middle of the left side of her forehead. he had a 9 millimeter glock in his hand and a 33-round magazine in it. >> there was a bang and then a slight pause and then a continuous bang, bang, bang, bang, bang. (succession of gunshots) >> emptied the magazine in 15 seconds. there were 33 wounds from 33 bullets, so it looks like every bullet hit a person. >> 9-1-1, what is your emergency? >> i could see him advancing, quickly i'm thinking, "i wonder what it's going

. >> in tucson, arizona, in san diego, 20 minutes from the border, just last week, and elsewhere.s, officers patrol truck. >> in tucson, arizona, in san diego, 20 minutes from the border, just last week, and elsewhere. now f ru seeing this, officers patrol truck. earlier, a couple of protesters were kicking on it. it is backing away from the protesters. behind me, behind where the camera is, there are hundreds of protesters, maybe 300 or so. as you can tell, the police officers are far out-numbered here. as is usually the case. >>> hillary's verdict on trump, you're fired. let's play "hardball." good evening. i'm chris matthews in washington. yesterday hillary clinton called donald trump a fraud who will scam the people of this country. today in major speech on foreign policy, secretary clinton landed her most penetrating attacks on trump yet saying the republican nominee is dangerous to america's national security. >> donald trump's ideas aren't just different. they are dangerously incoherent. they're not even really ideas. just a series of bizarre rants, personal feuds and out r

up in the sierra warm to hot. 27 tucson. -- 72 in tucson. humidity is higher in arizona than the deep south this morning. that's that monsoon moisture. some could work its way into southern california. i don't think the parameters are right to take it up to the sierra nevada. so cool coast. hot inland. at least for today. then i think after today we will start to see cooler weather spill in for everybody over the holiday weekend. if you are heading up to the sierra, warm to hot today and friday. mostly sunny. cooler sunday and monday. mostly sunny. the fog will be lifted and rearing to go as we head into the next couple of days. 50s, 60s, 70s, then 80s, 90s, and 100s. how about that? if you travel around the bay, just watch your car thermometer. 70s to 90s to upper 90s to 100. santa clara valley 90s. 50s on the coast. 60s, 70s, or low 80s. about the same tomorrow and then cooler inland on the weekend. >> steve, thank you. >> you're welcome. >>> 7:56. today the 75th marin county fair kicks off. a big line-up of music, fun, exhibits, and food.

obviously would mexico but how the problem it does have an impact to the border states of dell paso or tucson because a lot of tourists come across the border and they contribute to the economy in those areas. >> today we're taping this april 2016 what is the condition of the up mexican economy? >> cry now is pretty solid it isn't going on a yearly basis that even government officials would like to have confidence in the stability to reduce unemployment part of the reasons why of undocumented immigration to the united states if they go back to mexico not only u.s. but mexico employed people that previously could not find jobs. >> u.s. constitutes a crucial variable in the very definition what do you mean? >> if you look at the relationship between the two countries, what is interesting from a historical perspective is part of those influences have come a significantly from the united states over many years so mexico has this spanish indigenous heritage and the liberal heritage in terms of the 19th century some political experiences the 80th of jeffersonian agrarian it is a hybrid cultural her

the hyundai tucson. the worst is the rav 4. their cars add here to all federal standards.e national institute for highway safety can run any test it wants and runs tests that aren't required by the fed. you don't always have a federally-approved car cash. tesla is facing a different problem. tesla ceo elon musk wants his company to buy solar city and investors hate that used. two things to watch this morning on the stock market, the first the brexit vote. britain deciding whether or not to leave the european union. the second is twillio. it said hey would you like to buy stock? last night went really well. so people are paying more than they were asking. >> do you know what the price was? >> i know it was 50% higher. so this is the first high-tech ipo in a long time. it's going well so far that may encourage other silicon valley companies to jump in. >> kind of paved the way. >> you talk about the brexit vote. it could be disastrous for great britain and might have the domino effect. it's most people, i don't know what people think but world leaders hope great britain stay

the plane made an emergency landing in tucson to remove an unruly passenger.abc's stephanie ramos reports the authorities were so concerned about this they ordered fighter jets to escort the plane down. reporter: outburst from a passenger on board delta fight leads to emergency landing. >> we landed. in the middle of the runway. the police came on board. reporter: this is the dramatic end. once delta flight 5720 on the ground police took this passenger in federal custody. the f.b.i. now investigating that man for allegedly making threats on board the flight. >> he was walking up and down the aisle. staring at people. abouting unusual, ank -- acting unusual, anxious. rubbing his chest. wouldn't >> the p 80 -- the approximately 80 people were nighing from san antonio to los angeles. an hour in the flight witnesses say the passenger was slurring his words and became uncooperative when he was asked by flight attendants to sit down. >> the suspect caused some sort of verbal disturbance aboard the aircraft. this alerted the flight crew. reporter: his behavior so ala

that morning and i texted her and said wear a warmer jacket because it was pretty chilly for tucson that morning and she said too late. i'm on my way and met first with a veteran who wanted to tell about his experience in afghanistan. the second person was a man w40 he and his wife wanted to -- they were republicans but wanted to comp meantime her on her centrist votes. and while they were talking to her a young man who i later discovered had been in my -- in the junior high i taught in. i taught for 22 years, suddenly appeared and started shooting. and for those that feel like you are more safe if you have a gun in your pocket, he was able to take down 19 people, six dead, 13 wouldn'ted in less than 15 seconds. that is not time to draw a weapon to protect yourself. he had another 30-round clip in his pocket. this tragedy would have been greater had it not been for heroic efforts on the part of two men who took him down and a very feisty woman who grabbed the magazine out of his hand as he tried to re-load. this scene is being played out over and over and other in our country. since reti

desde 2015 agentes del sector de tucson han sido agredidos 87 veces.ro cÓmo sobrevive tanto dÍas en una montaÑa= ? se muestra la comida que almacenan en los campamentos. los paneles solares con los que recargan baterÍas de radios telÉfonos celulares. por cada grupo que pasa, narcotraficantes o coyotes, los halcones reciben un pago esperamos una hora media, el encubierto subiera encima y nos acercamos a la montaÑa por el lado norte. >> hasta aquÍ llegamos con la camioneta, la tenemos que dejar aquÍ por el estado del camino, hay que subir hasta aquel cerro en medio del desierto. iniciamos el ascenso, la temperatura supera los 100 °f, el caminas escabroso y aunque traje bastante agua no viene preparado para otras cosas. >> si lo tocas con la mano. ricardo: los cactus son muy peligrosos, pero otro peligro es el sol y la montaÑa. el camarÓgrafo no puede mÁs, asumimos que es mejor que es mejor al auto. el agente paco y yo continuamos ladeando la montaÑa. es difÍcil continuar, hay rocas sueltas. recibimos informaciÓn de que habÍa dos halcones en la cima los c

chris magness says he is happy in tucson, where he is been chief since january. he said he would step up to help oakland find a cheap. former chief tony rivera said whoever is oakland's next chief, should know -- >> the lines of authority, who does the chief report two? >> here she should get a multi- your contract, there is a downside. >> you bring in an outsider, they don't know the community or the officers. they are playing catch-up. >>reporter: the city is not only looking for a top cop, it's on the hunt for whose refueling -- revealing information to the media. they have hired in -- an investigator. >> it is not to squelch whistleblowers or to tamp down our efforts of transparency. it's to make sure that we can uphold integrity of these investigations. >>reporter: attorney dan siegel says he doesn't buy it.>> i think it's absurd and a waste of public funds. to be worrying about people leaking information to the public and media, to me that seems nixon ask ---esque.>>reporter: they are not telling me how much it will cost, they are looking for a reader and f

the plane landed in tucson where the man was taken into custody. the fbi is investigating the incident. >>> the solar powered airplane that spent time in the bay area is a step closer to completing the around the world journey. it landed in seville, spain. it was greeted by the military flying team and prince albert of monaco was in the control room. the flight took 70 hours. that was faster than the mission team expected. the mission team has not said when the next flight will be. it started in abu dhabi last year. >>> the lifeguard operation will return to normal operations today. sharks were spotted in shallow water. our crew saw two sharks. >> it appears to be a 10-foot great white shark. >> the boat is 62 feet long. >> the santa cruz fire department posted a shark warning after a great white was spotted 600 feet off cowell beach. there are younger sharks being spotted probably because of the warmer temperatures. >>> the combination of drought, warmer temperatures, and bark beetles have killed 26 million trees over the last eight months. this i

with the propensity of violence, even when identified, like the colorado theater and navy yard in tucsonand fort hood shooters are being placed into the system to ensure they are not able to purchase firearms. plus i believe some of these mass killers are passing background checks. it seems as though many states are not feeding the right information into that system and to fix that system would be as urgent a priority as any other gun control recommendation. what do you think about that as you surveyed the current landscape. is this mental health issue a valid one? >> one of the issues that really strikes me and feeds into your question is that 60% of gun deaths are suicide. it's not just the people who are committing crimes going to mental health issues. it's that the majority of the over 30,000 gun deaths in this country are actually suicide. it's self-destruction. 38% are homicide, 2% or accidents. so that's a very hidden tragedy in the gun control debate. i think that's definitely one of the avenues that could be explored but again, a lot of the violence that is every day and ordinar

this is not a mistype. 110-120 could be the all time highest temperature in tucson. we'll talk about in your local forecast coming up. guys? >>> we're following a developing story this saturday morning. police in bucks county discover a dozen girls inside a home in feastedville. investigators say the man sexual assaulted at least one of them. >> authorities are saying some children may have been given as payment. jenny is live from feasterville this morning. to explain maybe the unscomplikible. >> reporter: we know police have a lot to sort out. after finding 12 girls inside of this bucks county home ranging in age from six months to 18 years old. they were removed from here yesterday. the home of this man, 51-year-old lee kaplan now under arrest and facing multiple sexual assault charges. according to police, kaplan admitted to fathering two of the 12 children with an 18-year-old found inside the home. sources say kaplan captained with the amish family who was about to use the farm. parents from lancaster county, they allegedly after you their oldest daughter 14 at

that forced the pilot to land early in tucson instead of l.a.ice believe there were 80 people on board and the man in question stood out >> he was grabbing some drinks or something and the attendant asked mim to go back to his seat and i -- asked him to go back to his seat and he didn't comply. he was incoherent and smiling when he was arrested. it was weird. >> passengers say everyone kept their cool as the crew handled the strange scene. authorities will only confirm they have made an arrest. >>> politics now the attacks are more intense between the two major presumptive nominees donald trump and hillary clinton. they are trading barbs. hillary clinton says that donald trump is going after her personally because he doesn't have any answers on the substance of the campaign. that's after trump blasted her record as secretary of state. clinton's democratic primary opponent bernie sanders is showing signs of giving up. >> it doesn't appear that i'm going to be the nominee. so -- >> sanders is set to give a speech today in new york to talk about hi

>>reporter: arizona is about an hour south of tucson and just 2 mi. from the border of mexico.hat is we find a group of men and some women who call themselves border keepers there are in uniform and they are armed u.s. citizens from all over the country who come in the cab in this remote and location to watch and report what they seem among the group we find to men that go by nash and tennessee they do not want to be identified because of drug trafficking that witness and try to stop to be clearer and they're not federal agents and that is reiterated that at a camp if they spot suspicious activity to the other border patrol it might be prepared for the environment camping out doors surrounded by the elements they say they're surprised by what is happening on this stretch of the border they watch and wait their presence of visual deterrent along the wire fences their primary mission is to share this experience telling those about what is going on the thousands of miles away. >>reporter: next to the is planned for operations what happened in new mexico and texas. >>reporter: we w

right now look at tucson, a high of 39, but it could be up into the mid 40s next week.ave you know with your extended outlook. >>> that wraps up this edition of "newsline," i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thanks for joining us. ♪ >> welcome to "in good shape." coming up how babies can help , dementia patients. why many vacations begin with a bout of nausea, and what endangers kidneys, and how best to keep them healthy. here is our host doctor carsten , lekutat. dr. lekutat: how are your kidneys? you do not know? that's no surprise because many kidney diseases are not painful at all but they still might be , dangerous. that is what i am going to talk about with our expert today, dr. andreas kahl here at the berlin

he says he's firmly planted in tucson. he is an at-will employee there who knows if there's enough enticement he will come here but he says is he's willing to help oakland out by finding a new chief, but right now he doesn't want to be the person here in oakland. >> still so many questions, oakland pd. henry lee, thank you. >>> today george lucas made it official. he is ending his attempt to build a museum in chicago. the mu same was planned for chicago's lake front but was blocked by a local preservation group. the executive director of the friends of the parks released an official statement that says, quote, it is unfortunate that the lucas mu same has made the decision to leave chicago rather than locate the museum on one of the several alternative sites not on chicago's lake front. that would have been a true win- win. chicago's mayor supported the project and says chicago's loss will be another city's gain. tara moriarty tells us how lucas is now set on building in california. >> reporter: filmmaker george lucas says

. >>> a pair of f-16's escorted a bound to tucson. they say it was after a passenger made a threat to the fleet crew. 80 passengers were on board were rescreened and reboarded the plane to los angeles. >>> right now british voterses are disieting if -- deciding if the nation will leave the european union. voting began minutes ago and this is a live look at a polling station in london right now. british conservatives are behind the vote. they have called the eu elitist and job destroying because of the regulation. the london school of economics said leaving the eu would devastate the economy. voters are going to the polls now. >> interesting to see how that turns out. if you live in the east bay a warning after sikh home burglaries in the past 24 hours. four robbery attempts. in two incidents they say the suspect ran off when they heard someone was home. police are investigating two residential burglaries. one happened on wild plum way. both interrupted by the homeowner. >>> some kids dream of being a professional basketball player, bu

south of california the highs in the mid to upper 40s in tucson and yuma.emperatures expected to be 48 degrees on sunday. please watch out for heat stroke. that's it for me now. here's your extended forecast. ú watching, we just are looking live and paris with extensive coverage of the orlando shooting. authorities are beginning to release the names of the victims of the deadliest mass shooting in u.s. history that left 50 people dead, 21 names have so far been made public. we will be live in orlando in just a moment. who exactly was omar mateen? that is a question being asked today. the

that was the hyundai tucson and most others were rated only acceptable or marginal.oyota rav-4 was rated poor. >>> well, a major milestone in air travel overnight. the first plane to cross the atlantic ocean using only solar power has landed in spain. the solar impulse left new york city on monday. its next stop is abu dhabi where the plane began its round the world journey more than a year ago. >> thank you. >>> and the official estimate is in. 1.3 million people showed up for the cleveland cavaliers victory parade on thursday. that is more than three times the city's actual population. fans scaled a parking garage, i'm told port-a-potties, whatever they needed to get on top of to get that view of lebron james and the nba champs. it's been 52 years since their last championship. they're literally climbing the walls. they're so happy. people were describing this when they came from all over the country as a pilgrimage, there's a lot of religious overtones. i mean, this is serious business in cleveland. >> you know, and they deserve it. 52 years they waited for that.

some of the heat's in palm springs, phoenix, tucson, las vegas. checking that, talking about all-time records that are going to get close to breaking especially in palm springs, roasting times in the golden state of california. in phoenix, valley of the sun, going with 120 by the time sunday comes. tucson 117, tying a record there. casa grande the same, so be ready for that. vegas, going to 115 degrees, still plenty warm. use common sense, drink plenty of fluids, water is the choice. and take it easy. >> it is indeed. good to see you. thank you. >>> a stunning discovery in a pennsylvania home. 12 girls found with a man who was once charged with sexual assault. coming up details on how those girls ended up in this house. ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ ♪ja reese, "day to feel ale"♪ do you really know what it means? no. the answer is no. because it's complicated and science-y. but with my nutrition mixes, you don't have to worry about the science. you can just put it in your pie hole. planters. nutrition starts with nut. every ingredient is the ma

hood in 2009 and tucson and aurora, colorado, new town, the washington navy yard, charleston, rosenberg, sberndio, san bernardino, at least 14 times he's come out after a shooting to talk about what's happened. here's a sample of what we've heard from the president in the past. >> earlier today a number of people were shot in tucson, arizona. what americans do at times of tragedy is to come together. as a country we have been through this too many times whether it's an elementary school in newton or a shopping mall in oregon or a temple in wisconsin. now is the time for mourning and for healing, but let's be clear. at some point we as a country will have to reckon with the fact that this type of mass violence does not happen in other advanced countries. this massacre is, there, a further reminder of how easy it is for someone to get their hands on a weapon that lets them shoot people in a school or in a house of worship or a movie theater or in a nightclub. every time i think about those kids it gets me mad. >> and, of course, he is talking about the 20 first graders who lost their live

in tucson, arizona another animal is stuck high on an electrical pole.t who's been up there for three days. >> i just thought the cat might either slip and fall off or get into the power lines and get shocked and die. >> but kim the cat surprises everyone. >> on a monday cameraman andrew brown heads out to cover the story. all day, phone lines had been buzzing in the newsroom. >> people were so upset about this cat being on this pole and them not being able to get it down that i didn't know what to expect, but i knew it was going to be kind of crazy. >> when andrew arrives on the scene, a crowd has formed. looking 30 feet up at one very confused cat. >> people heard about it. i came out this morning, and i've been here ever since. >> you know, it's like, let's watch. >> the cat's been up there since saturday 4:00 p.m. with no food, no water, and as you can see, everybody's standing around. so, we'll see how it turns out. live entertainment. >> also on the scene are kim's owners, amber fernandez, who's deaf, and her mother, lisa. >> we've had her for two

. >> you represent a district in tucson, arizona, one of the states that has been talked about as maybe battleground state, maybe it isn't. the key would be whether there's enthusiasm among latinos in arizona, to register to vote and support hillary clinton. do you see it? is it something the clinton campaign ought to invest in? >> i think as bernie did, bernie made a huge investment in arizona, got 46, 47% of the vote in that primary, and not as open as it should have been with all the problems we had in terms of voters. the fact remains, i think arizona is definitely in play. and i think trump has been the greatest motivator in terms of latino voters. i think it's in play because of young folks and environmentalists and people that -- and working people in the state that care. and i think we have an opportunity here, not only in terms of the senate race, congressional races, but down the ballot, where we can begin to take over a legislature that for now, a couple of decades has been the embarrassment across the country in terms of what they've been doing, particularly around immigrati

yeah part of the complete breakfast >>> a pair of f-16's escorted a bound to tucson.y it was after a passenger made a threat to the fleet crew. 80 passengers were on board were rescreened and reboarded the plane to los angeles. >>> right now british voterses are disieting if -- deciding if the nation will leave the european union. voting began minutes ago and this is a live look at a polling station in london right now. british conservatives are behind the vote. they have called the eu elitist and job destroying because of the regulation. the london school of economics said leaving the eu would devastate the economy. voters are going to the polls now. >> interesting to see how that turns out. if you live in the east bay a warning after sikh home burglaries in the past 24 hours. four robbery attempts. in two incidents they say the suspect ran off when they heard someone was home. police are investigating two residential burglaries. one happened on wild plum way. both interrupted by the homeowner. >>> some kids dream of being a professional basketball player, but one ma

chris magness says he is happy in tucson, where he is been chief since january.said he would step up to help oakland find a cheap. former c

[ cheering ] [ theme music plays ] >> coming up, i'll tell you how a hole in the tucson desert helped to keep our country safe from nuclear attack. >> nuclear power -- when used for peaceful purposes, it can light up entire cities. when used for war, nuclear power can devastate entire cities. nicole reports on how weapons based on splitting a tiny atom set in motion a global race. [ dramatic piano music plays ] >> nuclear weapons put an end to world war ii. the bombs dropped on hiroshima and nagasaki caused terrible destruction and the surrender of japan. nuclear weapons have never been used since, except as a threat to prevent further war -- not with the japanese, but with the soviet russians. one of those threats was here in the arizona desert. it's now a fascinating museum. >> this site was built because it was in the 1960s during the cold war, where we were sort of at war with the former soviet union. >> so when the soviets aimed their nuclear missiles at the united states, we aimed missiles back at them -- missiles called icbms. icbm stands for "intercontinental ballistic

sunday, it was 115 degrees in tucson, 118 in phoenix.ikers determined to press on through the sweltering conditions know water is their lifeline. >> it's better to overpack water than under pack waurnd. i've been on hikes where didn't bring enough water. it was really bad. >> reporter: the heat affected air travelers, as well. on sunday, united flight 6186 from houston's george bush interkontdinental airport was scheduled to land at phoenix but was diverted to houston because of heat-related concerns. in a battle against the heat, the wind, and the flames, air tankers kept up their high-flying assault over the sherpa fire outside santa barbara, california. >> if we had a week without wind, we'd be great. unfortunately, that's not predicted. we have to get through these next couple days of the red flag warnings. >> reporter: more than 200 miles to the south, this wildfire burning near the mexican border has been fueled by dry brush and the extreme temperatures. >> due to the heat and rocky conditions, it is a grueling fight. they are enga

the tucson airport tweeted the plane checked out okay. all passengers re boarded. we spoke to passengers's they came off the plane. lot of them said they were very nervous, but over all people remained calm. they describe the demeanor of the passenger in question. >> i think it was probably drinks or something. he didn't go back to his seat. >> he was slurring, hard to understand. >> he was almost smiling when he was arrested. it looked really weird. >> reporter: passengers said everyone remained calm, and the crew did an excellent job, handling the situation. authorities will only confirm that there was an incidents on board, and arrest has been made. at lax, kpix5. >>> chilling new details in the deadly shooting of a nevada high school student. his friend survived the attack pie pretending to be -- by pretending to be dead. it happened last month. police say the suspect shot both students and used a machete on them. two people have been arrested in connection with the homicide. authorities are still searching for a third suspect. >>> in martinez, gunfire, a stabb

delta flight 5720, forced to make an emergency landing in tucson. police boarding the plane. >> you, come to me. >> pulling off this unidentified man. another man who appears to be traveling with the suspect trails behind. >> stay right there. sit back. >> the younger man is accused of threatening another passenger claiming he had a gun. one of the roughly 80 people on board tweeted guy is uncooperative. appears to be having some sort of breakdown. the situation serious enough the pilot ordered an emergency landing. the delta flight was flying from san antonio to los angeles, but diverted to tucson. escorted there by a pair of f-16 fighter jets. >> that alerted us to the fact that there was definitely something serious or something potentially serious going on. >> nervous passengers met by heavily armed police then searched before being allowed back on the plane. >> they brought dogs in and it was a big thing once we touched down. i'm glad to be home. i'm tired. >> we definitely knew there was something strange going on when we saw the f-16s off our

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located in a tucson, arizona, desert, it's home to some of the most important and unusual machines tolay. >> well, thanks. you know, we've been working hard at it for about 35 years now, so we're very proud of our accomplish >> one of the most popular exhibits is the blackbird. it's the world's fastest jet. the blackbird was designed to outrun missiles trying to shoot it down. that's because the u.s. used blackbirds to spy on other >> it was a secret program, so they were flying high and fast long before anyone acknowledged that the program existed. but in the late '70s, i believe 1978, one of the blackbirds flew from los angeles to new york city in 1 hour, 4 minutes and 6 seconds. >> wow! i wish all flights from new york to los angeles were that fast! >> yeah, no, exactly. but the in-flight services aren't that great. >> so, what was its top speed? >> generally it was a little bit over mach-3. >> mach 1 is the speed of sound. so, mach 3 means flying at three times the speed of sound. >> so, we're getting into 2,100, 2,200 miles per hour. >> wow! next on the list was one of the world'