. >> why did he come to tucson to study the moon. jerard made it a hub of science and in my book i talk about tucson as the birthplace of science, not only did we have dark skies but a clear view of the planets. he set up telescopes dedicated to studying moon and planet, essentially unheard of at the time. how is astronomy different from planetary science? >> planetary scientists studied things that were closer to us. if you want to study planets, you have to understand sciences and a very different type of feel. we've discovered extra solar planets which are out beyond and you need techniques in both fields, you need to know geology but very powerful telescopes in looking at things that are far away. >> who was funding professor kiper. when he came to the university he was lucky to have supportive president, so the very original planetary laboratory, quite large and famous was actually set up in the institute of atmospheric physics department. this seems strange. but the astronomy department didn't really want gerard. so he actually

. >> why did he come to tucson ? unit that is a great question because we have beautiful dark desert skies it was already a hot bed of astronomy and in my book not only did we have dark skies kore a clear view of the planets were they could set up telescopes dedicated to studying the man and the planets. >> powell is astronomy different from planetary science?. >> things like nebula and galaxies the planetary science west like your own lile sol system and so to understand those planets with atmospheric sciences is a very different type of field is started to change more recently so you have to know ideology and atmospheric science. >> so who was funding professor paper?. >> when he first came to the university he was very lucky to have many supportive departments so the very original laboratory was set up in the institute of atmospheric physics and this seems strange you would think you'd go to the astronomy department but they were not interested in studying the move of - - the moon so look at the atmosphere of phys

tucson is it 116 or above three days in a row. it is 107 in clear lake, 94 in kentfield, one of three in vacaville, someone 95 in napa 96. concord 100, brentwood, oakley, livermore, lexington, all 100. san jose will probably get to 99 near 100. 70s on the coast, nice. 80s and 90s on the financial. -- 90s on the peninsula. this is one of the hottest days. >> i am tapping out. >>> san francisco is getting greener and the new lights across the city. handballer 1: you know what i could go for? scrambled eggs and pancakes. crave van! jack: hey, guys. try my jumbo breakfast platter with sausage or bacon, plus 8 mini pancakes, eggs and a hash brown for just $2.99. you crave it. we serve it. crave van! handballer 1: you know what i scrambled eggs and pancakes. crave van! jack: hey, guys. try my jumbo breakfast platter with sausage or bacon, plus 8 mini pancakes, eggs and a hash brown for just $2.99. you crave it. we serve it. crave van! >>> several streets and san francisco will be a lot brighter and the public utilities commission is rep

to the other safety, unfortunately we have there was an , incident, death threat to martha in the tucson area of arizona. as you remember, that was the was held by gabby giffords, who almost lost her life in a mass shoot nothing tucson several years ago. and so, these are very serious issues and they are being, all investigated by capital police and other agencies. for june has been busy special election, next big day, race 0, with competitive in georgia, thank you for questions for the head of the house re-election committee. appreciate your time. guest: thank you. >> some news from capitol hill this morning. ttorney general jeff sessions has requested and agreed to testify publicly before the enate intelligence committee tomorrow. this, part of the committee's ongoing investigation into influence in an the 20 16 election and trump's f.b.i. director james comey, hearing set 2:30 .m. tomorrow, live coverage on c-span 3. u.s. house will be gaveling in half an hour, noon eastern after brief speeches from members of congress. recess until 2 p.m., members expected to consider dealing with hy

do you remember those spoofs where it's 150 degrees in tucson. it actual ly is almost 150 degrees. >> i lived in phoenix. that's where my uncle lives in tucson. they get used to the extreme heat but this is pretty bad. this is really bad. we're in with it, too. >> although we get the overnight cooling which is nice. >> one thing that's helping us out is the fog and that's what we're seeing in san francisco this morning and we have places nearby where we can go and temperatures are drastically different. we'll have the micro climates in full effect today. it starts out at 60 degrees in the south bay, upper 50s in the middle of the street and the peninsula. our highs today reaching up to 105 in the tri-valley. looking live at the pleasanton. north bay 102 degrees. we will talk about the peak of the heat. >> already 5:00 in the morning and we have that summertime commute.

but we found the most startling place in the area of tucson.barren border with the highest number of drug apprehensions in the country. >> i'm out of tucson with the national border. we are on a reservation in southwest arizona and we're pulling up on the san miguel gate. >> that looks like a gate for a corral. >> that's exactly what it is. >> that divides the u.s. and mexico 1234. >> yes. >> reporter: there is no other place like this on the u.s./mexico border. there is the rugged terrain. and heat. but the biggest obstacle may be this. >> i wanted to show you how easies if easy to enter illegally. literally half of me is in mexico. this is is dicridiculous. is this a huge slap in the face to say this is what is securing you. >> reporter: but it took six years of goesh negotiations just to get to the border. any understand they have to work with agents, but would never approve a wall. to put something more substantial here, the terrain is incredibly difficult. >> yeah. but you can't put a price on the security of the border. >> why do you thin

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out of theincident tucson area of arizona. as you remember, that was the same seat held by gabby gifford, the former democratic congresswoman who almost lost her life in a mass shooting incident in tucson several years ago. these are very serious issues, and all of them are being investigated by capitol police and other agencies. >> june has been a busy month for special elections. one particularly competitive in georgia. thanks very much. appreciate your time. >> thank you. >> monday night on "the communicators" -- was calm in there championing average people and industry thate served those people. >> the first of a kid of-par of arsation -- the first two-part conversation with one of the world's best-known technology predictors. >> i believe we will see in the next five to 10 years a big -- virtualw stuff reality, augmented reality, artificial intelligence, and i think all kinds of new ways of driving cars. we have a little taste of it, but we are going to see a lot more of it. >> monday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span two.

there was a death threat to martha make sally in the tucson area of arizona. as you remember, that was the same seat that was held by gabby giffords who almost lost her life in a mass shooting incident in tucson several years ago. these are very serious issues, and all of them are being investigated by capitol police and other agencies. ms. swain: june has been a busy month for special elections. the next beta is june 20 -- big day is june 20. there is one particularly competitive one in georgia. thanks to both of your questions for the head of the house reelection committee. i appreciate your time. tonight, keep in day is in hyde park, new york at the franklin roosevelt presidential library and museum where we go inside for a rare look at fdr's personal office and collection of artifacts with the museum's re

i think it happened after what happened in tucson, you know, for a little bit, but, you know, what people say really does matter. gabby has always been somebody, that you know, has worked to cross the aisle. has been friends with her republican colleagues and took the approach to her job always in an incredibly, you know, respectful manner and never, you know, went down, that road, you know, to be incredibly partisan and nachty and bitter. i think that's an important thing to do. i mean, we can accomplish so much more as a country if we work together as a team and work in a bipartisan manner, and, you know, and what kind of example -- this is an opportunity for people to set an example for, you know, their children and grandchildren and how we can, you know, come together and be better after a horrible incident >> commander mark kelly, thank you so much. please tell your wife that we say hello and we're thinking about her, especially today. >> i will do that, and thanks for having me on, jake. appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> congressman roger williams was at baseball practice this mornin

gabrielle giffords was shot down in tucson, and that was a real, real tragedy. so far in this incident, there have been no fatalities, and god willing there will not be. began, ithis hatred believe, and the instability in society began using go when conservative right wing radio put on rush limbaugh and the rest of that crowd. they keep talking about the liberals and the left. i watch and this -- i watch nbc and cnn. i do not know what they are talking about. host: would you say to those collars who call in -- those callers who call in and say essentially the same thing but blame the hateful rhetoric on the left. what would you say to a caller almost two minutes ago who had the same comment but from the other side? caller: i will tell you, i have an open mind about this stuff. i have followed politics for years now. a lot of these folks on the onht have a very narrow view politics in america. especially the christian right, the pat robinson crowd. i do not know how we are going to bring us together. i do not see it happening in the near future. -- hatred in the

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tucson, 110, even the heat drifting out to the middle of the country. as far as the heat wave this weekend. vegas we drama you to 111. tucson goes from 108 and actually increases this weekend. you really have to feel. this is a very long duration for this extreme heat in the west. as we mentioned earlier in the show. we're still watching, of course, tropical storm cindy does not look that impressive. a new update from the hurricane center says there's a chance it could weaken in the next 24 hours. we're not worried about the wind, the rain bands over pensacola, panama city. if yewe're getting any lightnin it will be from the flash flooding. >> thanks for that update. >>> still ahead -- the rumors are heating up ahead of tomorrow's nba draft. because one way a minor league is planning to honor their top dog. sports is next. isaac hou has mastered gravity defying moves to amaze his audience. great show. here you go. now he's added a new routine. making depositing a check seem so effortless. easy to use chase technology, for whatever you're trying to maste

. >> all those gathered in tucson on saturday were engaging in what should have been a peaceful activityis absolutely fundamental to our form of government. spending time with the gentle lady who was so -- who so proudly advocates on their behalf here in the united states house of representatives. >> it's interesting to hear that because now it is giffords, a leading advocate for gun safety, honoring scalise. in a statement she writes in part, quote, i am heartbroken for the pain of congressman scalise, the other victims, their family, friends and colleagues who survived. i'm thankful for the great courage of the capitol police who were my protecters after i was shot and became my friends. i also know the courage it takes to recover from a shooting like this. i know steve and everyone there this morning have courage in great supply. >> as the investigation into the shooting continues, we're learning more about the alleged shooter, james hodgkinson, as republicans and democratic leaders call for bipartisan unity in the wake of this violence. hodgkinson volunteered for senator bernie sande

i was blessed to be his next door neighbor in tucson for the last 20 years. having lost my father at the age of 12, phil became a father figure to me and i loved him deeply. he was born in ohio and joined the navy in 1963. at the age of 17 requiring his father to approve his enlistment. after four years serving as a traveling the world, he transitioned to civilian ly. after working in ohio as a commercial refrigerator technician, phil traveling the their dog molly moved to two sovepblet phil and his best friend and brother-in-law would go on adventures in the deserts and mountains, exploring old mines, and hiking the beautiful landscapes of arizona. after molly passed away, phil and helene couldn't imagine bringing another dog into their broken hearts for a while. slowly my golden retriever started to melt his heart and soon they were spending their days together. phil and helene cared for her when i was deployed to afghanistan, then drove across the country to help me move when i got orders to al avement phil came out to babysit and drove her all the way bac

but the most recent was gabrielle giffords who was shot six years ago meeting with constituents in tucsonoting was in 1978 when congressman leo ryan was assassinated. five members were shot in an attack outside the capitol in 1954. world news with david muir live from washington continuing our coverage at 6:30. we will also continue our live coverage on newschannel8 ahead at 7:00 p.m. but for now, michelle, back to you. michelle: all right, nancy. thank you. be sure to stay with us for all the updates. meanwhile, weather wise the big story is the heat. one more day of the heatwave. is this it through earlier but we hit 91 before it happened. now we have a couple of days of relief. we will start a time lapse. notice 70 degrees in spotsylvania right now. it wasn't that cool a couple of hour ago because the line of the thunderstorms formed over fredericksburg and down south into spotsylvania, the town of spotsylvania in county of spotsylvania. this is the result. cloudy and 70 degrees. we had showers in charles county but most of the action will stay south and it will be partly cloudy tonigh

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and in arizona - the area near tucson has now ravaged by fire for more than two weeks. happening now - the end of safetrack, but the start of some new changes on metro.. john live tease are waking up to higher fares and reduced hours. john gonzalez is live in fairfax county with more. today for safetrack. happening today.. a hearing in prince the man charged in a shooting spree across maryland last may. eulalio tordil is accused of killing his estranged wife outside a school. the next day - he montgomery county. abc seven cameras were rolling as police moved in and arrested him hours later in a parking lot. tordil faces live in prison. new developments concerning allegations of inflated graduation rates and fraud... in prince george's county schools. maryland governor, larry hogan has sent two letters, asking the state school board to investigate possible wrongdoing. some county school board members, and state lawmakers have also called for an investigation. schools chief kevin maxwell said the allegations are false. hogan's letter also promised protection under the sta

for me it what reminded me what happened in the immediate aftermath of the shooting in tucson where there was a lot of chaos and a lot of confusion. but i think a lot of questions as tow where do we go from here. i think one of the things that i heard representative that i think was really heartening was we need to come together. but to hear not just democrats but republicans saying we need to work on finding solutions. he said he hopes this never happens again, and i think it's totally within the realm of possibility to prevent something like this happening again. but a hope without a plan is just a dream. for me, hearing the news today, it broke my heart wednesday against to see a member of congress, but any people being targeted and attacked about gun violence. but also it reminded me there's so much work we need to continue to do to make sure this doesn't happen again. >> if you serve the institution of congress, you're connected to your colleagues, current and former, by a shared sense of service to ideals far greater than yourself. this shooting is an attack on all who serve and par

this is the same discussion we had in 2011 at the tucson shooting.erybody's going to say we need to protect congress members and we need to do this and we need to do that. by about six months from now, it doesn't happen and kind of gets forgot be. other things take the news. that's the unfortunate thing in these incidents that nothing changed after the last one other than the leaders of the house, obviously, in this case, representative scalise, will a key tail to protect him. but nobody else did. so if he hadn't been there, there would be no protection and we'd have a massacre on our hands. >> and chief ramsey, in the sense of how the d.c. police department in this case it was alexandria, in your experience, you bring in other law enforcement agencies. what are the pros that and any worries about bureaucracy as they try to piece this together? >> no, it's remarkable how well the agencies work together. tom is absolutely right. these agencies all work together on a regular basis within the national capitol region. it's pretty seamless. everybody come

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gabrielle giffords was shot at point-blank range in the head during a meeting with her constituents in tucson, arizona. despite calls for increased civility in our political discourse that came in the aftermath, the spirit did not last. and indeed today it took just hours after the attack for the familiar debate about gun violence to be reawakened with the democratic governor of virginia weighing in. >> i have long advocated, this is not what today is about, but there are too many guns on the street. >> reporter: texas congressman roger williams, a republican who was injured during today's attack, was unwavering in his pro-gun stance. >> i'm for the second amendment. i'm from texas. >> reporter: one point of agreement tonight, the annual congressional baseball game will go on as planned tomorrow night. >> knowing steve scalise as we all do, he is likely really frustrated that he's not going to be able to play in the baseball game. >> we will use this occasion as one that brings us together and not separates us further. >> this is america, the greatest country in the world. if you punch us, we

triple digits tomorrow from tucson all the way to fresno and it lasts on to the end of this week for albuquerque, el paso, phoenix, las vegas and on into sacramento. and we now have potential tropical cyclone number three in the gulf. an 80% chance. this is the zone of formation. we expect this to make landfall some time late wednesday afternoon. we have tropical storm watches and warnings up from texas into louisiana. rainfall. the big problem here they've already gotten 7 to 12 inches of rain in this area. they could pick up another foot. that could lead to catastrophic flooding later this week. >> you have a lot on your plate. another update tomorrow morning. al, thanks. >>> turning overseas now, two major cities once again targeted by suspected terror attacks. in paris, investigators say a man rammed his car packed with explosive and gas canisters into a police vehicle causing a fiery blast along the champs-elysees. the suspect was killed, but no one else was injured. reports say the suspect was flagged for extremism in the past. france remains under a state of emergency after a

tucson will stay hot. albuquerque does cool off and el paso does, too.nds in the pacific northwest saying what heat wave? seattle 69 today. >>> this morning just days after a jury acquitted minnesota officer in a shooting death, we have new dash cam footage from the altercation. it was taken directly from the officer's car shows in which a routine stop unfolded and the shocking shooting death last year. and a warning for you, this video may be considered graphic and disturbing. >>> sir, i have to tell you i do have a firearm on me. >> okay. don't reach for it. don't pull it out. don't pull it out. >> screaming. >> don't pull it out. >>> it shows a different vantage point of the shooting than the one filmed from inside the car and live streamed to millions by castile's girl friend. you can hear the officer repeatedly telling him not to reach for his weapon after he admitted to having the firearm. the attorney for the officer said the officer pulled his car over because he thought he looked like a suspect in a recent armed robbery. the defense argued the o

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she was shot in tucson in 2011 and severely injured.vy says they named the ship after her because of her perseverance after the attack. >> just as the motto "i am ready" represents the ship. it represents gabby gifford. >> i am so happy to be with you here today. this is an incredible honor. the uss gabrielle gifford is strong and tough, just like her crew. >> reporter: the uss gabrielle gifford will be based in san diego. >>> tonight on bay area revelations, 50 years after the summer of love in san francisco, the haight ashbury was the coolest place to be in the mid 60s. a generation made history with its social and counter-cultural movement, new ideas about religion, the environment, food and medicine all emerged. they are now part of our own culture. bay area revolutions summer of love 50 years later airs at 8:00. time now to turn it over to sports. >> reporter: the warriors pursuit of a perfect postseason came up short but the big prize is still there for the taking. hear from steph curry and lebron james as they travel back to oakl

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her for her perseverance after being shot in the head in a mass shooting that killed six people in tucson six years ago. the first public testimony of former f.b.i. director jim comey since his firing by president trump...captured the capitol's attention this week, but there were other significant developments on the hill outside that spotlight. "newshour weekend" special correspondent jeff greenfield joins me from santa barbara, california, to discuss that. so, what did we miss? >> well, the entire political universe was focused on the comey testimony. up on capitol hill in the senate, majority leader mitch mcconnell took the republican repeal and replace obamacare bill and put it on a so-called fast track. that means it can go right to the floor of the senate with no committee meetings, no hearings, virtually no debate, and it would take 50 votes to pass it. there were some concessions to moderates. it's not clear the most conservative of senators will sign on, but it represents a significant step in that direction. on the other side the house passed significant cutbacks of the dodd-fra

few spots in west texas could approach 105 including san angelo, phoenix and tucson 105 also. a family was at it again. this time in niagara falls. mrs. wallenda hanging from her teeth. she broke the record by her husband when he was suspended 250 air. the stunt was on the fifth anniversary of her husband's tight rope walk. >> healthy teeth and gulps there. just ahead a bat size tribute for adam west and president trump made a major m hear. ♪ if you've got a life, you gotta swiffer watching this breath savers protect mint neutralize the plaque acids in my mouth. i can't see anything! that's because it's working so hard. hey, what are you guys doing? you ever think of that? ttake an extra 20% off a greatt kohl's last minute gift for your dad! like a new van heusen dress shirt for just $23.99 a philips norelco razor or give dad a new timex watch. plus everyone gets kohl's cash! kohl's. >>> last night los angeles was transformed into gotham city. the city paid tribute to actor adam west. west was best known for playing the caped crusader on the 1960s tv show. he died last friday

retired navy captain and nasa astronaut mark kelly, husband of gabrielle giffords who was shot in tucsonmark, good to see you. i'm sorry to be bringing you on the show for this particular incident, but you lived this first hand. you saw this. i guess -- mark, i apologize. i have to go to breaking news. news conference. we'll pick this up right after we go. let's go. >> good afternoon. hello again. my name is timothy slater. i'm the special agent in charge of the fbi's washington field office. and i'm here to provide an investigative update on the shooting that occurred this morning. i would like to thank the alexandria police department, u.s. capitol police, and medical response teams who responded to the scene this morning for their quick and decisive actions. actually saving lives. i remind you that this is an active investigation, and details continue to unfold. i stress this earlier and i'm going to underscore it now. that the fbi is not going to talk about the character or nature in which we are investigating this case other than to say we continue to work this as an active investig

parts of arizona like phoenix and tucson and nevada.today across the state we are talking about 107 in sacramento. 109 fresno. 112 in redding. low 80s in the greater lake tahoe area. 94 yosemite. monterey a great place to be to beat the heat. temperatures 71 at rockaway beach and pacifica. but mid-60s at moss and montara beaches, daly city, colma and south san francisco. otherwise, 80s and 90s across the peninsula today. high 80s around the la honda area back through pescadero. east bay will see hot temperatures, 104 in the tri- valley. 105, 106 towards the delta. 102 today in santa rosa. heat warning is in effect. due to hot temperatures through thursday way from the water. we see yellow, that's an advisory for much of the area where people don't have ac. a break over the weekend. alameda county fair when you're forecasting 104 degrees in pleasanton, please keep in mind at high noon, you have the midway a lot of asphalt, it gets hotter than that. drink water. then we have an a's game tonight clear skies, what a night for baseball. you

and our returning champion, an esl teacher from tucson, arizona... ...whose 3-day cash winnings totalost of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! all right, johnny, thank you. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. getting the final jeopardy! right is very important if you want to become or remain "jeopardy!" champion. but intelligent wagering is important also. case in point, tucker dunn, our champion.

vacancy created by the resignation of former congresswoman gabby giffords after her shooting in the tucson area. that district renamed the second district. marty mcsally lost the 2012 election. won in 2014. again in 2016. there talking about the impact on her community and taking questions from reporters. the house expected to come in in about 10 minutes here. we're expected to hear from both speaker ryan and minority leader nancy pelosi. and taking your calls in the meantime. want to hear your thoughts this morning after the shooting about seven miles from here. a baseball field in alexandria, virginia. where the republican members of the congressional baseball team were practicing. robert next, atlanta, georgia, independent. go ahead. caller: thank you for taking my call. i'm a little dismayed to hear people from both sides identify themselves as either democrat or republican. and immediately go into the politics with this thing and calling out one side or the other. peef had a member of congress -- we have had a member of congress, regardless of his party affiliation, who was shot, and

phoenix gets hot along with tucson and interior sections of california. enjoy today and tomorrow.ot hotter than we like. >> bill, thank you. >>> back to the breaking news out of london. officials say at least six people killed and 74 hospitalized after this massive fire that completely engulfed a high-rise apartment building overnight. police say they expect the number of fatalities to rise. witnesses say people were trapped on the higher floors screaming for help. >> just help me, help me, help me. i'm here, dangling children out of the windows, trying to get them to safety, get them out of the way in some way. horrendous. it was an inferno, completely engulfed. >> over 200 firefighters responded to the blaze, many still on scene as the fire continues to burn hours later. the cause is under investigation. >>> oklahoma police have captured two of the four inmates who escaped from the lincoln county jail earlier this week. authorities didn't know if the remaining fugitives are armed, but they are considered dangerous. this is the second escape from the jail in the past several mont

and our returning champion, an esl teacher from tucson, arizona... ...whose 2-day cash winnings totalhnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. some of you will recall that i started yesterday's program talking about momentum and wondering if tucker's momentum, established on friday with a big win, would carry over into yesterday. well, it did, in a sense.

. >>> over to tucson, arizona, where this video comes from to get its picture taken.water. but it's not the only one. there's a group of them. the owner of the video camera set it up, went off for a walk, came back, and realized that the camera had now fallen over. there was parts of the stand missing. so i think we can say this is cute in its own little way. like you've never seen them before. >>> buzzfeed's try guys are in for quite a ride. they're taking one of these with things that send back your genealogy he seems confident about knowing where he's from. >> you are 99.6% european. you're 88.7% jewish. >> not quite 100%. up next, keith. >> i'm a white dude, you know. >> he's sure he is the whitest dude on earth. >> 99.8% european. >> ridiculously european white. >> you have 0.2% african. >> i will pay you a million dollars if you have anything african. >> ooh! >> cash him out. >> write that check, baby. >> up next, ned. >> i know down to the 32nd. >> he has confidents. >> you are 99.9% -- >> maybe the whitest human being on earth. however -- >> you are 18.4% ital

in tucson, it's 115, 113 in vegas. but for these skiers in southern california's mammoth mountains, the hot weather was a chance to work on their tan while hitting the slopes. only in california. california for the first time this year issued an alert asking people to conserve electricity while parts of arizona are seeing record demand for electricity, and, anthony, phoenix has one more reet reel hot day tomorrow, but then it's forecasted to cool down to 111 by friday. >> mason: kris van cleave, thanks, kris. meanwhile, a tropical storm is taking aim at the gulf coast. cindy formed today. warnings are posted from texas to mississippi. wind and waves are kicking up on lake pontchartrain in new orleans. that's where we have david begnaud. >> reporter: anthony, the storm is located 280 miles south of the city of new orleans, but already, the wind is whipping up white caps here along lake pontchartrain. tropical storm cindy has winds of up to 45 miles per hour, but it is nearly stationary over the gulf of mexico right now.

and our returning champion, an esl teacher from tucson, arizona... ...whose 1-day cash winnings totale is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! [ cheers and applause ] thank you, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. we all know how important momentum can be in a competition. it carries over from one game to the next, one day to the next. but does it carry over the weekend --

this area northeast of tucson now ravaged by fire for more than two weeks. >> we want people to be ready and get out. >> reporter: all of this unfolding in the middle of a blistering stretch of heat -- the sweltering weather now blamed in at least four deaths this weekend including two toddlers, one found dead inside his father's car in houston. soaring temperatures triggering power outages and hundreds of flight delays this week. >> this is not the day for the air to be going out. >> reporter: in some spots, like phoenix, excessive heat warnings now stretching into their eighth day. >> all right, chief meteorologist ginger zee joins us live now. with the heat wave turning deadly, ginger, what can we expect over the next few days? >> reporter: tom, there is some relief in sight. i want to take you straight to the maps. i want to show you the 21 large wildfire, which states they're in. wyoming, new mexico, oregon. that matches with the heat watches and warnings down to arizona. here's the good news. for places like phoenix has been up around 115 for a couple days, we so see some cooling.

today's contestants are a history instructor from tucson, arizona...new york... and our returning champion, a phd student in linguistics from fresno, california... ...whose 1-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! [ cheers and applause ] thank you, johnny gilbert. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. standing backstage, i was admiring our opening montage -- all of the different boxes highlighting the variety of material we have for our contestants on "jeopardy." we have an excellent champion in peter,

.">( marty ) giffords was shot in the head during a meet- and-greet event with voters in tucson, arizonaoter killed six people and left 12-more injured. giffords recovered from her injuries. but she later resigned from congress to focus on her recuperation. ( marty @ landing ) fans are mourning the death of television's original batman, adam west. his family says he died peacefully in his sleep friday night after a short battle with leukemia. paul ver-cammen takes a look back at west's career as batman and beyond. adam west was... "batman..batman."batman reruns turbo-boosted west to global hero status long after after his three original batman seasons ended in 1968.forty years later...the self- depricating, witty west got a star on the hollywood walk of fameadam west/ actor:"i think i have the record as the actor who has waited the longest to get his star on the sidewalk..." adam west was born william west anderson in walla walla, washington. young adam west possessed brawn and brains...a degree in literature and psychology from whitman college.west developed that trademark voice as a di