i can't believe this is happening in tucson, arizona. >> lupita murillo has covered tucson for decadesresort. >> people kill each other for all kinds of things. you've probably covered lots of these? >> exactly, but a car explosion at a posh resort. obviously, someone wanted to make a statement. >> so this is a powerful bomb? >> yes. >> pima county sheriff's detective detective james gamber and an alphabet soup of investigative agencies, including the fbi and atf started looking closely at the homemade bomb that had found its way to gary triano's passenger seat. >> we were able to determine that the device was a 17-inch piece of pipe, about an inch and a half in diameter. >> the pipe was filled with explosive powder and it detonated by remote control. >> using something that is normally used to control boats, planes? >> correct. >> handheld planes? >> yes. >> investigators determined that whoever operated the remote control which probably right there in the parking lot. so the person who set off the bomb was watching gary triano get in his car? >> yes, we had every reason to believe th

this week tucson set a record for the longest excessive heat warning.n addition to protect residents? >> well, thank you for having me, rahal. tucson and phoenix are two of the fastest warming cities in this country. and extreme heat is one of the deadliest weather-related hazards in the nation. so a lot of people think flooding or tornadoes, but heat is the silent killer. so i ran -- my first term at mayor. i ran part of my platform, it was to act fast and boldly on climate change, and climate adaptation in the city of tucson. we pass add climate action and implementation plan in record time. focused on the most vulnerable communities in our city, because the effects of climate change, the front line to those effects of climate change are seniors, on limited incomes. children. low-income communities and those people that work outside. so here in the city of tucson we're already implementing climate resiliency strategies. one of the most important pieces of investments we can do, besides the cooling centers, which is immediate action, but in order to be

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with temperatures in the mid-90s, burlington, vermont, syracuse, new york joining el paso, tucson and phoenix in chasing new record highs. phoenix already with six consecutive days of temps at 110 and above. the brutal heat combined with poor air quality creating oppressive conditions for millions. emilie ikeda is tracking it all for us tonight. >> reporter: tonight, that deadly heat hovering over parts of the south for weeks -- >> today is going to be our 21st day of back-to-back triple-digits. >> reporter: -- now expanding its grip northward. >> it's really, really hot. >> reporter: cities approaching record high temperatures thousands of miles apart. 110 degrees in tucson. 94 in tampa, and 94 in syracuse. >> have i asthma. so the air quality is really hard on my lungs. and with the heat on top, it's like having a meltdown all in one. >> reporter: and in connecticut, which activated its extreme hot weather protocol, parents prepared for a scorcher. >> we get plenty of water and sunscreen, and they go to the pool three times a day. >> reporter: even officials along america's shorelin

last month alone, tucson printed 1.1 million passports. eclipsing the million they printed the month before. i'm honored to have these passport centers in arizona's sixth congressional district. these individuals are really stepping up on behalf of myself, my constituents, and all the people they have helped. i want to thank them for a job well done. with that i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from georgia, mr. collins, for five minutes. mr. collins: thank you, madam speaker. you know, i'm reminded of the old hymn, there's power in the blood. power in the blood. wonder working power. also reminds me of something else. congress has the power of the purse. you see, madam speaker, yesterday before i returned to d.c., i had a meeting with a local county official, which i thought we were going to discuss the infrastructure and workforce problems. he wanted to talk to me about veterans, homeless veterans and how it was increasing so much in his county. the fact that we have borders that are just porous wit

and ryan devereaux, reporter for the intercept based in tucson, arizona. ryan, we will link to your new piece "border patrol is caging migrants outdoors during deadly arizona heatwave." coming up, an historic settlement, new york city has agreed to pay teen million dollars to protesters victimized by the police during the 2020 black lives matter protest. then we will look at the film "oppenheimer." stay with us. ♪♪ [music break] amy: tony bennet singing "boulevard of broken dreams." he died on friday at the age of 96. he was funder of the civil rights movement and marsh with dr. martin luther king. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. we turn now to an historic settlement for more than 1300 people who were attacked by new york city police while protesting the police murder of george floyd in 2020. the landmark $13 million settlement announced last week with the city of new york is years in the making and the largest total payout to protesters in a class action suit in u.s. history, with each person receiving

now she's joining us live from tucson and south korea and a noticeable difference in how the north and south i'm mocking the significant anniversary floats. absolutely, in south korea, it's a much more somber event where the day started with war veterans, u. n. war veterans visiting a u. n. world memorial to remember and on of the soldiers who were killed during the korean. and at the moment they are holding as largest ceremony here in tucson, where the president, south quinn, president, june, is attending front and center of this event. all the u. n. for veterans who fought to came to defend south korea. now in the north, it's very different event. it's seen as a more celebrate tree event. it's the north koreans know it as victory day. and that was what north korean state me to describe as a grand performance with sing as and dances. this was attended by north korean di, did jim jones, as well as by visiting russian and chinese delegations. there was also a visit by the russian defense minister to a defense exhibition where kim joining showed north chris late his weapons technology. n

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they have their largest lead 23 points, but tucson roars back.and the panthers lead off with this cut to 39-34. final five justin renken, and the panthers win 36-34. onto the western conference finals, where they will host the arizona wranglers next weekend. abc 7 sports, sponsored by river rock casino. dion. dion: that is all the time we have for this edition of abc7news at 11:00. the news continues tomorrow morning at 5:00. for spencer christian, chris alvarez, and all of us here, thanks for joining us. we leave you try. hope. fail. no one should suffer like that. i started cosentyx®. five years clear. real people with psoriasis look and feel better with cosentyx. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting get checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infection, some serious and a lowered ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor about an infection or symptoms or if you had a vaccine or plan to. tell your doctor if your crohn's disease symptoms develop or worsen. serious allergic reaction may occur. best move i've ev

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. >> esto se coordina desde centro de operaciones en tucson. >> simplemente marcando 911.ndo a las agencias apropiadas. >> desde aquÍ guÍan a los agentes. el trimestre llegar son los que estÁn cerca. si el Área remote complicada envÍan unidades aero marÍtimas. >> los 420 km que tenemos los podemos ubicar y a ese punto determinar cuÁles son los recursos necesarios para poder realizar un rescate. >> durante el presente aÑo fiscal a patrulla fronteriza de este sector ha recibido 18,000 llamadas de rescate.y se han registrado 65 muertes de migrantes en el desierto. maity: el 17 de junio de 2023 la tasa de tramitaciÓn de visa cambiara y costarÁ mÁs caro. las visas de visitantes por negocio turismo, uno aumentarÁ de 160 $185. la de peticiones para trabajadores temporales aumentarÁ a $205. y la visas de comerciantes o solicitantes una ocupaciÓn especializada aumentarÁ de 205 a $315. el servicio de rentas internas abierta los contribuyentes mantenerse alerta contra los estafadoresporque estÁn enviando cartas indicando que tienen un reembolso por impuestos. y den informaciÓn person

. >> los rescates que se realizan en el desierto se coordinan desde este centro de operaciones en tucsonentes. los primeros en llegar son los que estÁn cerca. si el Área es remota y complicada, enviar a unidades aero marÍtimas. >> los 420 km de Área operativa que tenemos llos podemos ubicar y determinar los recursos necesarios para poder realizar un rescate. >> durante el presente aÑo fiscal la patrulla fronteriza de este sector recibiÓ 18,000 llamada de rescate y se registraron 65 muertes. >> el 17 de junio de 2023 la tasa de tramitaciÓn de visado cambiarÁ y ahora costarÁ mÁs caro. las vistas de visitantes por negocio, turismo, b1, b1, bcc aumentarÁn. las visas de comerciantes, inversor o solicitante de un auto pose especializada aumentarÁ a $315. el servicio de rentas internas advierte a los contribuyentes mantenerse alerta contra los estafadores porque estÁn enviando cartas indicÁndoles que tienen un reembolso por impuestos. les piden informaciÓn personal para cobrar los reembolsos falsos. autoridades alertan a no dar ningÚn tipo de informaciÓn. los festejos del 4 de julio se vieron a

won a women's world cup game for the very 1st time. beatings have career one now, just 6 minutes in tucson, jed id scored to settle the historic victory for the 1st ever are of nation to compete at the women's tournament. teammates new hire benzino also made history by becoming the 1st player to wear a job. at a world comp without morocco in matters to germany, of course, as they're in the same group, they easily defeated morocco in their 1st to match 6. now, next up today for the germans, is columbia. germany remain one of the favorites for the cope, ranked number 2 in the world behind the united states. a. while earlier i spoke to the matchup with detail. the sports correspondent, lima taki is outside the stadium where that much is taking place in sydney. and she said the injury bug has dealt germany another set back germany, another injury this time to defend the house. and jeremy, of course, has been so hot when it comes to the defense of mine, even before the new young man was moved out of the one stop. and what that basically means is that text and walk has been taught, wants to pay

nos dijo ruÍz, director de la oficina de ladea o administraciÓn de control de aduanas en tucson, arizonauy pequeÑo. este paquetito tienen 200,000 pastillas. es muy prÁctico poder esconder cinco paquetes como estos hasta en una mochila. y cargar 1,000,000 de pastillas de fentanilo hacia estados unidos. >> esta es la droga que mÁs se consume hoy en dÍa.y fÁcil de conseguir por su bajo precio. hasta $0.50 de dÓlar llega a costar una pastilla. >> ponen diferentes sellos. >> era mayorÍa de droga que entra el paÍs como fentanilocruza por garitas migratorias. nos asegurÓ el jefe de aduanas y protecciÓn su fronteriza.>> mÁs de 90% viene por las garitas legales. >> nunca antes una droga fue tan adictiva y peligrosa y fÁcil de traficar. acorda tap pollo lleva 30 aÑos en agencia del orden pÚblico. >> 2 mg de la dosis letal.mÁs o menos 18 granos de sal. >> ademÁs la pintan de colores como si fueran dulces o caramelos para hacerla mÁs atractiva.por eso siguen luchando todos los dÍas para combatirla. esperan que la poblaciÓn haga su parte. leÓn: una verdadera epidemia. la policÍa del condado en nueva

center beat tucson.y move on to face northern arizona in the western conference finals. >>> all right. we already said it, the 49ers training camp, they report on tuesday to meet the media. wednesday is the first practice. my notes right here say sam darnold, trey lance, purdy. i don't know when we're going to see brock purdy actually seeing him throwing. but i know we're going to be talking about lance, and darnold. it's going to be fun because there are going to be questions every single practice. oh, he looks good, maybe he's going to start, maybe he's going to start. they play their first preseason game in three weeks. >> wow. all right. anthony, thanks very much. >>> up next, it's an upscale community with a downside. one of the deadliest roads for pedestrians in the bay area runs through atherton, but why? tonight we investigate what's going on and what's not along e. >>> plus, this bay area heat warming up. >>> people pay millions to live in one peninsula community. it's ranked the most expensive

toda la naciÓn, a primeras horas del presidente tuvo llamadas con los alcaldes de san antonio de tucsonndo en la regiÓn, y tambiÉn sabemos que el presidente estado recibiendo solicitudes, en respuesta eso se produce este anuncio el dÍa de hoy, para que la casa blanca toma el liderazgo con respecto a los efectos de las altas temperaturas, el mes de junio es el mes mÁs cÁlido en la historia del mundo en los aÑos recientes. carolina: excelente informaciÓn. niÑos que estuvieron a punto de perder la vida al pasar varias horas a temperaturas de 105 grados en el desierto de las vegas nevada, lo mÁs grave es que fue el padre quien los dejÓ sÓlo adentro de un auto, ahora el hombre enfrenta cargos por negligencia y abuso infantil, cuando la policÍa encuentra los menores estaban sin ropa, casi inconscientes, un examen de sangre mostrÓ que el papÁ habÍa consumido drogas, ademÁs, la pregunta que siempre hemos tenido, existen o no los extraterrestres, al parecer la respuesta la tiene el gobierno federal, pero no lo confirman, a pesar de que tres exmilitares de esta unidad se dijeron de la existencia

i am seeing tucson, tucson is torrid now. you know, and i am in fear. i really am. cartels and drugs and people doing drugs in the street it is horrid. it is horrid. i came from the east coast. it is almost like, oh dear, where do i go now? host: alright let's get a response. guest: there certainly many border areas that are dealing with the impact of the large number of people coming into the u.s. and that certainly presents challenges for communities and law enforcement and hospitals. that is a real issue and is something that cities and border states have navigated for a long time. i understand the concern they are. and there is also the issue of fentanyl. that is an issue that the biden administration is trying to crack down on. we see an increase of the sentinel -- fentanyl coming across the border into the u.s.. we see cities all across the country trying to figure out how do we create policy that welcomes migrants and also allowing communities to be able to handle them. host: let's talk to colleen in maxi -- in georgia. democrat. caller: yes ma'am. for me, wh

y en tucson sobre 100 rescates. >>> las altas temperaturas afectan a niÑos y ancianos. >>> para el golpey phoenix podrÍa ver la ola de calor mÁs intensa de su historia, con varios dÍas consecutivas de 120 grados. >>> lo mÁs difÍcil estÁ por venir. el centro de metereologÍa anticipa que las prÓxima 2 semanas estaremos viendo temperaturas en los 3 dÍgitos y varios rÉcords podrÍan romperse en el suroeste del paÍs. la recomendaciÓn que las persona se mantengan hidra de tas y sobre todo, cuidÁndolos mÁs vulnerables las mascotas y los ancianos. >>> francisco cuevas, noticias telemundo. >>> hay que tener cuidado en new york un hombre en motocicleta disparÓ a varias pernciÓn dejando un muerto y 3 heridos. segÚn las autoridad el sospechoso es un hispano de 25 aÑos con problemas mentales que disparÓ de fom aleatoria. un asiÁtico de 87 aÑos muriÓ al ser alcanzado por las balas por la espalda. los heridos son 3 hombres y al detener al agresor recuperaron un arma de 9.000 metros un cargador y municiones. en orlando florida la familia de un joven hispano baleado mortalmente pide que el video de lo ocu

by th end of the century, the sacramento valley is expected t have a climate more into barsto or tucson. >> about 30% of our tree canopy will not be able to survive these conditions, so we have to start now. >> reporter: trees often take the longest to grow. once established, they provide shade as well as habitat. that canopy of trees cools the walkway and roads in davis and provides respite for all living creatures. it also includes one of the university's crown jules a historic oak grove , one of the largest and most diverse in the country. >> you can hear the birds and see the animals interacting wit the trees. for me it was my own kind of nature rx. >> reporter: the team is workin on ways to conserve these valuable heritage trees. they are also seeking to replace campus trees that are bound to fail with climate-ready ones. o this stretch of land , the university is testing different varieties, from a mountain rang in texas. once the roots get established, no more irrigation the conditions are harsh. as th team waits to see which trees d best, rachel has this advice fo the rest of us

calor estÁ bravo hermano >>> el condado miami-dade >>> se esperaba que varias ciudades incluyendo tucsonomando muchas precauciones >>> el patrÓn procura con camisa larga con gorros con sombrero el termÓmetro se re poro ront al menos 7 personas muertas y varias mascotas como estas abandonadas organizaciones reparten agua y suero a desamparados el calor excesivo es verdadera amenaza para la salud especialmente dentro de vehÍculos cerrados en donde se pueden alcanzar temperaturas que pueden causar la muerte. no vayan a dejar a un niÑo >>> animales mascotas >>> un minuto solamente y de regreso algo les puede suceder hospitales estÁn recibiendo inusual incremento de llamadas y bomberos reciben entrenamientos especiales al tiempo que riverside california combaten incendios que consumen y provocado la evacuaciÓn de cientos de personas en un verano que se espera sea largo muy caluroso, francisco cuevas noticias telemundo >>> en otras temas, la policÍa baleÓ al hombre de acusado de matar al hombre >>> muriÓ a tiros tras intensa bÚsqueda que dejÓ a 2 oficiales heridos uno de los agentes recibiÓ un

triple digits in las vegas, palm springs, tucson. roswell, you're looking at 103.hrough tomorrow once again. temperatures once again soaring into the triple digits in tucson, yuma. 107 in las vegas tomorrow. that's three degrees which is above typical and warm for portions of texas and new mexico. that's going to aid some storms today in portions of the southern plains. but take a look at the numbers as we go throughout friday. las vegas, no relief there. 102, 115 in phoenix. as we go throughout the week, we're looking at severe storms. we could see some really gusty winds and also the chance of a few tornadoes. back to you. >> stay dry and stay cool out there. thank you for joining us. >>> still ahead, we'll have more from london as president biden has a busy week ahead in europe with a three-nation tour and a nato summit. >>> plus ukraine says donald trump could end the war in 24 hours. we'll have those comments for you next. hours. we'll have those comments for you next and helps prevent asthma attacks. fasenra is not for sudden breathing problems or other eosin

the end of the century the sacramento valley is projected to have a climate more like barstow or tucson >> 30% of our plants will not survive the conditions. we have to start now >> trees are the longest to grow. they provide shade and habitat. it cools the walk ways and roads and provides rest for all living creatures. it also includes one of the university's crown jewels, a historic oak grove, one of the largest and most diverse in the country. >> you can hear the birds in the background, you can see the animals interacting with the trees. so for me it was my own nature rx. >> reporter: the team is working on ways to conserve these valuable heritage trees. >> it is uneven. are you okay with that. >> reporter: and replacing trees that are bound to fail with climate ready ones. >> the trees were collected from southwest texas. >> on this stretch of land the university is testing different varieties a plong mountain range in texas. once the roots get established no more irrigation. the conditions are harsh. >> this is really rough, nasty soil. >> as the team waits to see which trees do t

very far from where we're going to have a water where the the water supply to towns like phenix and tucson going to start being cut off and they really don't have any great alternative source. and and las vegas is involved as well. and agriculture in southern california in the in the imperial valley depends entirely on the colorado water. so, you know, we're not that far away from having a major water crisis. so. powell that you know, water going to be the defining limit of western settlement and the country is still not really learned that lesson and we wanted to so now we're you might imagine we're in some native american village somewhere because you can see a pueblo behind us, but we're still at the grand canyon. we're actually in the heart of grand canyon village, where most of the tourists congregate. and this building is called hopi house. it's a recreation of a hopi home. you know, it is exactly what the name says. it is. it it was a, you know, a home for hopis. and they're actually real hopis who lived here for many years there was a family living upstairs and they perform dances.

: tampa, el paso, and portland all threatening record highs today and a staggering 109 degrees in tucson. >> we stepped out of the apartment, and it started. >> reporter: that sweltering heat isn't unique to the u.s. new highs set in canada and peru this week, and beijing reported nine straight days of temperatures topping 95 degrees all teeing up july 4th to have the hottest global average temperature, 62.9 degrees fahrenheit, since recordkeeping began according to preliminary data climate scientists blame a dangerous combination of human-caused climate change and the onset of el nino, a natural warming of the central pacific ocean typically occurring every two to seven years that rises into the atmosphere and makes the planet hotter. >> it's almost certain next year will be one for the record >> reporter: gavin schmidt is a climatologist for nasa >> we're pushing our ecosystems and climate into a different place than it's been for the entirety of human civilization, and that is alarming. >> reporter: and while nearly 30 million americans are facing heat alerts, tonight others are clean

in tucson, trees and power lines downed after a monsoon ripped through the area that as the southwest still deals with historic heat back in d.c., a long break from extreme weather for a cleanup that will likely take several days >> it sure looks that way. aaron joins us from washington now. aaron, it was an unusual weather phenomenon that caused all that damage we saw. >> reporter: kate, this area likely experienced what's called a down burst or several of them. they're these blasts of wind that slam into the ground and then fan out they leave behind damage that can be similar to that of a tornado. kate >> aaron gilchrist for us aaron, thank you >>> the extreme heat is also pushing up gas prices at the pump, hitting new highs for the year across the country. dana griffin has those details. >> reporter: have you noticed prices at the pump climbing it's not a mirage, but as the country sizzles unde sweltering heat, so do our wallets. >> i've been going to work every day watching my gas tank go down, and i've been watching the gas prices go up >> reporter: gas prices have spiked, averag

arizona, specifically tucson, specifically phoenix, they're seeing extreme temperatures of upwards of one of those rescues happening just within the last couple of days here. but then when we talk about the three heat-related deaths, we know two were as a result of people being left inside of their cars without air conditioning. another was a different hiker that was a 57-year-old woman who died while hiking in the grand canyon. again, just lots of conditions that people need to be aware of and need to make sure that they're hydrating, make sure they're in a place that has proper air conditioning. but then when we talk about other threats as a result of the heat, remember, heat and humidity make the perfect cocktail for storms. i know bill karins is going to be talking about some storm concerns in places like colorado, kansas, oklahoma, texas, where there's threats of not just winds and hail but even possible tornado concerns. that's going to move over more to the east, and i know he will talk about that at length. but just remember, if you are outside, remember to stay cool, how you

it has been the hottest first two weeks of july on record for phoenix and tucson as well as tampa, fort myers and key west. phoenix is on day 17 of temperatures at or above 110 degrees. at least 12 heat related deaths were reported in maricopa county. residents are seeking rel texas, and el paso has seen triple digit temperatures for 30 days in a row. the forecast is calling for 100 degree days for at least for the next week. this is one of the senior centers that has extended hours for people to get out of the heat. you can seek stacks of water right there, and they tell me the last several days they have seen several dozen people often coming in here with their pets through those doors. >> in las vegas, temperatures nearing all-time high of 170 degrees, authorities urged residents to stay indoors during the day. going centers opening there as well. the ground is already saturated in much of the northeast. rounds of rain for more than a week. in pennsylvania, a flash flood swept away several cars. several others are still missing. >> miraculously, a dad and his son were able to get out

the tucson and his wife have to put together piece by piece used to live in a a much older >> over in area and the entire time we live therm, we have are basically just perform repairs on it. so still going to be a very steep learning curve. but know that. but the kind of an adventure, i think. >> noelle bellow kron, 4 news. >> and in venture, no doubt, john tells us the thing. he's probably most excited about is actually putting that home together. he says he and his wife plan on making it there for ever home. >> coming up next, the giants are in cincinnati, even though there's rain delay. logan webb making his first start since the all-star break against reds ball club will have the now to this dangerous heat wave is gripping the u.s. right now. more than 100 million americans are under heat advisories. xavier walton is in miami where he says the heat may also have an effect on your wallet. >> today's high in miami is hovering right around the mid 90's. that is, in fact, are the feels like temperatures still. that doesn't compare to some of other extreme temperatures racing across t

takeand joining now on booktv fm the tucson festival of books is senator bernie sanders of vermont. thank you. yeah, his most recent book is it's okay be angry about capitalism senator. what's your definition of capitalism. well, what this book is about is a nation which is moving to open capitalism where motivated by incredible greed, we now have more income and wealth inequality than we've had in the history of our country we have three people owning more wealth than the bottom half of american society in america. today, we have more of ownership. we're in sector after sector, agriculture, financial services, fewer and fewer huge corporations control what we purchase. we have a political system which is increasingly corrupt because as a result, citizens united, billionaires are now able to spend unlimited amounts of money buying and selling politicians and all of that. all we are moving toward an oligarchic form of society, something we have got to reject and to fight back against. so when when it comes to itself, are you an anti-capitalist. so if you want to go out, start a busin

>> reporter: and newly released video from outside tucson shows what officials say are two americansuffering from heat stress being rescued by helicopter. sweltering heat impacting the u.s. and the world. over the past four days, we've seen a new estimated record for the hottest global average temperature set, shattered and broken again meanwhile, across the plains, severe weather threatening 8 million people from denver to little rock, arkansas. two-inch hail, 75-mile-per-hour winds and isolated tornadoes possible and further east, flood risks continue from northern new england down to washington, d.c. other cities like chicago are finally cooling down, but the threat of extreme heat and storms will continue to rock some parts of the country for days to come, especially on sunday with 46 million people possibly seeing severe weather from the gulf coast to the mid-atlantic lester >> all right, jesse, thank you. >>> treasury secretary janet yellen is in beijing tonight. it's a high-stakes trip to reduce simmering tensions between the world's two economic superpowers. andrea mitchell j

alerta de calor excesivo >>> ya no salgo >>> porque como saliera vapor de las calles >>> incluyendo tucsonemperaturas trabajadores del campos y la construcciÓn siguen tomando precauciones >>> el patrÓn nos procura con una camisa larga con gorro con sombrero >>> en las vegas nevada el termÓmetro llegÓ a poco menos de 120 grados >>> y varias mascotas como estÁs abandonadas en este hotel en zonas afectadas organizaciones reparten agua y sueros a desamparados >>> el calor excesivo es verdadera amenaza para la salud especialmente para vehÍculos cerrados en donde se pueden alcanzar temperaturas que pueden causar la muerte >>> no vayan a dejar a un niÑo a animales, mascotas >>> y ahorita regreso algo les puede suceder >>> hospitales estÁn recibiendo un inusual incremento de llamadas y bomberos reciben entrenamientos especiales al tiempo que en riverside, california combaten 4 intensos incendios que han consumido mÁs de 8.000 acres de terreno y provocado la evacuaciÓn de cientos de personas. >> en un verano que se espera sea largo y muy, muy caluroso. >> francisco cuevas noticias telemundo >>> hoy

maybe as high as 116 degrees. 115 in yuma 111 in tucson. so the records continuing there, we're going to start to heat things up around the bay area, but not everywhere is going to be hot. you can see the places along the coastline. we're going to get enough of the sea breeze. we'll keep you cool with some fog there. but inland. yeah, these temperatures are going to toast numbers outside right now. 76 in san jose. 57 cool in half. moon bay is 85 in dublin. 87 in livermore, 88 in fairfield. and it is eighty-four degrees in nevada right now. so a warm temperatures already. that fog, though, hugging the coastline. get ready to move back on shore to start to fill inside the bay for tonight. and overall, it looks like that big dome of high pressure start to build back in the desert southwest, bringing the monsoon in the high country. other than that, i think we're looking good. we've got high pressure building in tomorrow. temperatures going to heat up maybe as high as 98 degrees getting hot in concord, 97 and hot. live more, you'll find more co

have 116 in phoenix. 109 degrees in tucson. 116 degrees in yuma, that dry desert air working its way back into the bay area in california in. yeah, here comes that dome of high pressure building over head tomorrow. it's going to be sitting very close to california building over nevada as well. then on saturday, looks like a retrograde just a little bit, but not by much. we're going to keep things hot on saturday to and then finally going to get some heat relief. is that do move back over the 4 corner states and our temperatures will start to cool down around the bay area. but advisories for he goi g up in parts of the east bay, the south bay and the north bay. those temperatures going to soar, but not only there really all around the state. we're going to see a lot of heat. in fact, warnings for heat as you make your way in the central valley south of the fresno bakersfield, all the way down to santa clarita and also los angeles area. some very hot temperatures going to be settling him so if you're traveling over the next couple days, be prepared. i mean, we're talking about signific