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the real concern on the west end of the island is how those cars are coming and going. >> there is definitive racing that goes on, on a regular basis, along the main streets. i am a little better with it, if it is out on the point. but it is quite noisy, they do it quite late at night. >> it is more than an annoyance. it is potentially dangerous to those who use our streets. ú>> issue tonight. the mayor says some message needs to be sent to those flying through alameda. >> don't come speeding down the streets. people live at alameda point. more are going to be coming, as we are building new housing. >> we have 200 homeless families living out here. every intersection you will see people have drove circles and head on. >> he enjoys the way this area allows room for people to do whatever. but he also says that there needs to be some limits. >> we have all this space on the island. the thing is, we need to respect it. >> everyone knows that oakland had a real problem with this, recently. they did start cracking down. there is a train of thought, that the folks who were flushed out of oakland, th

, and theatres all over the west end, and theatres all over the country equally beautiful, makinga been like for you? _ been like for you? i have been lucky enough to have been making a number of television and film activities. i have been involved in those activities. the best though of last year were the two occasions when i was able to stand in front of an audience again, in each casejust stand in front of an audience again, in each case just for one week. that is our lifeblood. both the audience and i were terribly shy to begin with, as if we had forgotten how to be with each other, and then after a very short time it all came back. that exchange, living human beings together in a space means, it is a vital thing that we have desperately mist and lost and must return to a soon as possible. it should be available on the nhs. that would be lovely. we are talking potentially about a four week delay. is that better than going into the continued uncertainty if it was to be the case, we have four weeks, get that done, then like and go back, do you feel confident on that? it is alrea

and the film was inspired by west end of the laugh, to the same as magazine. the new yorker. it's a crazy story. very funny, very dramatic. and we've got a clip. the french dispatch, loud odyssey the voice of his rowdy generation from the naked cell block. how do i want to buy a house? yes, it is with us. yes. in short pitcher was a sensation. ah, so that's premier in the can film competition and a lot of people have been waiting to see that movie for over a year. now. mike, i can't wait for that, but some of the directors are really holding back that from us just to to wait and to show them in can trip out, for example, is a movie by 90 ball at drama, from italy, also the competition. and this is also very charming side of the con, some festival program, because it's always a mix. they are trying to combine the really big names of the movies with the, on the dogs. so it's really a celebration of cinema. let's talk about how this is going to work in the midst of a pandemic. is this going to be a normal can, or how are they going to deal with the virus? the plan is that the au

neighbors say the west end of town has been used for these unpermitted and often illegal events for yearsey seem to be happening on a weekly basis am bowls bads. >> mustangs chargers, all kinds of fancy old-school carstensen nunley lives near the intersection of west midway avenue at orion street where he says drag races typically start. i enjoy watching the cars come through. but you know. just biggs is executive director of the alameda point collaborative around the corner. he wrote a letter to the city council requesting the city turned troubled roads like orion street into a slow stream that flows 3 concept is where they actually put barricades on the street to to disincentivize. >> card from traveling and taking other making this a slow 3. >> would encourage rhett people to use other routes. the travel mayor marilyn ezzy ashcraft will discuss the matter at tuesday night's city council meeting. she says she hopes to direct staff to figure out a way to discourage large gatherings on the former naval base which will also help small businesses. they're all struggling to come back. >> fro

not just from the west end. yeah, it's a pretty interesting discussion. we're in for like 2 and a half hours and probably there is. there is more to come. so we're, we're keeping an eye on it constantly. roscoe standing by for us for the entire q and a lot of improvement today. thanks very much, we'll talk to you very soon. for now here on the program, a catholic church in the canadian province of alberta has been damaging a suspected austin attack. it's the latest in a string of similar incidents across the country with 4 churches and british columbia, burning down in just the past 10 days. prior to this growing anger at the church, his role in the countries campaign to forcibly assimilate indigenous children had residential schools in the past. earlier the remains of hundreds of indigenous children were discovered at such a school run by the catholic church force in canada to ultimately confronted stock past children. these schools were banned from using their original languages, customs, and names, and were forcibly assimilated into society. the canadi

there is, is there much rejected entire legitimacy, my country such as china and russia, because the west ends to lecture on various things from human rights, to cyber or in the bellows variation rules. however, rarely about enforcing common rules that are applied consistently, brother, that's usually rules at the west used to police others but not apply to itself. so the, the case of bella was, i think any even targeted sanctions it will get around it. and it's simply because other countries will try to help them out. now, we were on the case of louis, i'm just, you know, point out that the sanctions are not deemed to be legitimate. i, many of the larger countries are mainly russia and china simply because these are not rules that are part of equally to everyone else. keep in mind that in 2003 european countries force the landing ellis believe in precedence, airplane because of the u. s. government because they wanted to arrest one of their was the lowest. and we're snowden. and we have a similar case in 2016 when you came to the final course of the russian airliner to make a u turn. and so t

that money comes from that's going to fund the new alzheimer's drug and $56000 per administration west end data to show any benefit. just approved by the fda. we've got a change and recognize were talking about healthcare spending we are talking about attracting money from worker wages in the united states and when were talking about addressing healthcare, were really talking about giving small businesses the money they deserve instead of the current model for most businesses in the united states getting ripped off their healthcare benefits designed something they can change and restructure. john: good morning edward, you're on with dr. marty makary. >> thank you. i would like to ask with the co-pays and all of the stuff, when it to become a thing in america. to me seem like the biggest game in the world, like no one else would you pay like this and then my second question would be my justification is that healthcare ceos to make that much money. maybe capped at 500,000 or some others' percentage of money. it is so stupid that they're going to be denying people lifesaving carrie and these

at it, although despite the quality of the performances, it appears to be becoming more and more west enddge the gap between then and now added because of a closer. of course you could it has become apposite because the last year has dealt with charles and diana's relationship, from when they were courting to today marriage, and after, and all of a sudden this year we have heard of a sudden this year we have heard of another princess who felt unsupported by the family, unsupported by the family, unsupported in that role, and that has suddenly become very relevant in its own way. fine has suddenly become very relevant in its own way-— its own way. one award i think will be hu:el its own way. one award i think will be hugely popular— its own way. one award i think will be hugely popular is _ its own way. one award i think will be hugely popular is the _ its own way. one award i think will i be hugely popular is the posthumous award for paul writer. yes. be hugely popular is the posthumous award for paul writer.— award for paul writer. yes, what a performer — award for paul writer. yes, what

g—7 leaders end their summit in south—west england with promises of more than a billion covid vaccinationspoorer countries, and help to tackle climate change. denmark's team doctor confirms that christian eriksen did suffer a cardiac arrest on the pitch on saturday — and that "he was gone" before being resuscitated. and welcome for a president, as the queen hosts the bidens at windsor. the israeli parliament has approved a new coalition government, ousting benjamin netanyahu as prime minister after 12 years in power. the new administration will share power. for the first two years, it will be led by the right—wing nationalist politician naftali bennett. he will then hand over to yair lapid, the leader of the centrist yesh atid, for a further two years. here's our middle east correspondent tom bateman. they've waited for 12 years. in this divided country, for the people who wanted to oust their most enduring leader, now it's their moment. it took a chaotic vote in israel's parliament to get there. with the count about to start, mr netanyahu makes one last stand. "iran is celebrating because

the white house the workspaces were on the east end and the family's private quarters were on the west end because the presidency had expanded in terms of staff. there's simply wasn't enough space for roosevelt's family and the people who were supposed to be working for him. so he hired an architectural firm mckim meat and white of new york, which not only oversaw a major renovation project within the white house to unify and return it to its neoclassical roots. but also to build the modern presidential workspace. today we call this the west wing which has been modified and expanded upon since then, but it was theodore roosevelt that had the idea that the needed a separate designated space in order to fully fulfill their constitutional responsibilities and duties roosevelt believed that the president was really the steward of the people. he believed that if necessary the president needs to intervene on behalf, whether it was conflicts between business and labor. or between international actors such as russia and japan. in fact, most people don't even realize that theodore roosevelt actuall

the telegraph features comments from west end composer andrew lloyd webber, who said he will re—opent distancing, even if the government delays lockdown. he says he doesn't mind being arrested or he's prepared to be arrested or he's prepared to be arrested at least. the metro leads on the arrest of hundreds of criminals in one of the biggest ever worldwide police sting operations. the ft claims the chancellor is pushing for changes to the g7�*s global taxation proposals to make financial services exempt. the times focuses on criticism of the government's travel guidance after the environment secretary urged people to holiday at home this year. and the daily mail looks into a decision by graduate members of magdalen college at oxford university, to remove a portrait of the queen from their common room because they believed it �*represented recent colonial history�*. that is controversial and we will talk about that with john and anna. let�*s kick off. we�*ll come to that in a minute, but anna, talk to us about rishi sunak, who is apparently open to the idea of a delay in the easing of

visits to department stores in the west end shopping district are picking up after guy bought two pairsjeans and three sweaters. the index shows that three quarters of the businesses in the area were back to pre-covid levels last week. non-essential stores were allowed to reopen in london april 12. indoor dining returns on may 17. does it sustain itself or do we see money going more to services than goods? european stocks settled out as we go to break. up when it percent. -- up 8%. europe is still pretty light. a really solid day in the european equity market. metals, mining, oil, all driving that narrative higher. this is bloomberg. ♪ ritika: this is "the european close." coming up peter fisher of dartmouth. that is at 5:30 in london. this is bloomberg. alix: i'm alix steel. this is "the european close." an interesting that happened in the currency market is what happened with cable. the other cable near a three year high and the rolling over. the why is the question. vincent cignarella, you can get him all the time on the bloomberg terminal, joins me now. what did you make of what hap

thigh rank in his taken to the 12th corps hospital likely over at the george bushman farm on the west end of rock creek and will later be taken to a more permanent hospital in york, pennsylvania than a convalescent camp in patterson park, baltimore. now following the battle of gettysburg the 11th and 12th corps including the 27th. indiana will be detached from the army of the potomac and sent west to the army of cumberland in tennessee where they'll fight. it battles such as lookout mountain in november. rankin does not return to the 27th, indiana until december of 1863 six months following his wound. in january of 64 rankin's offered an honorable discharge, but he doesn't take it. he stays with the regimen and earns a promotion to first sergeant. and as we move into the spring of 64 on april 19th ranking his commissioned first lieutenant, so he's now an officer as the regiment moves into the atlantic campaign. and during july and august of 64. he's in acting command of company a so he is commanding the company that he enlisted in as a private two and a half years prior. and as we move in

that's because we had an earlier trouble spot on west end as you come into san francisco around the 101nector. itin the clearing stages. we are seeing a lot of green on censors on the upper deck of the bay bridge. most brake lights are as you come out of the maze approaching the toll plaza and then it is better after that once you get into san francisco. other travel times, west bound 80, 33 minutes from highway 4 to the maze. altamont pass commute. highway 4, no crashes, just the usual stuff. taking a look at traffic along 101, if you are headed out of san martine into morgan hill, things are slow there. traffic is busy due to spectator slowing as you work north bound. keep that in mind if you are headed towards the 101, 280 connector. there is a beautiful shot behind you, mary. >>> a gorgeous view. blue skies as we look to south bay with our mount hamilton cam from the lake observatory. let's show you that gray start in san francisco. this is looking east across the bay to the east bay this morning, across the bay bridge. you can see the clouds in the sky, areas of fog. we are looking

was a flight of stairs come down that and then come all the way to this end of the building the west endf the building. pick up these huge jars filled with marine invertebrates and retracer steps and go back up. so they put in this little staircase as a as a shortcut for for those scientists her amongst them and she said before she would open this. or and come out into the storage space. she'd stomper feet three times to scare away the rats. it used to book itself. there's the lost order. the book that's out. and we put this medallion on the cover. we actually had to cover artist draw this madan. we thought we should make one of these and we really cool, but he actually created it. we put the castle and everything on there. so that's the actual book itself. it's a staircase show up in the it's in the book. absolutely. yeah back it's used as a as for that very reason as a secret way to get in and out. yes, it does. yeah, you couldn't you can't not put it in the book. i mean come on, but this was seal for many years. they just unsealed it and started using it again. now we're gonna go from

context or history, who didn't have a clear assessment of putin or his agenda with regards to the west, endedd in helsinki. president biden on the other hand is very well briefed and very well informed. he will go to a meeting with putin clear-eyed about the ways in which russia, under putin, has meddled in our elections, undermined our national security and tried to divide us from our vital allies in the west. that's why i think it will be a purposeful and productive meeting. frankly, andrea, the other thing biden is doing is leading the globl response to covid-19. i just returned from a bipartisan trip from taiwan and south korea, and i'll tell you, our vital partners in that region were thrilled to receive donations. in the case of south korea, a million vaccines badly needed. in the case of taiwan, 750,000. i expect president biden to lead the world effort in response to this dreaded pandemic and that will be another critical part of what he will be doing in europe, mobilizing the world to this vital public health crisis and to meet this moment. >> senator chris coons as always, sir, than

at 6, she study and the waitress musical staged at london's west end, her side and the animals. she currently voice is betsy at cartoons quid in the british children series. hey doug. i rebel loves crossing and creating stop motion films with plasticine. ah, it does is i guess something i do for fun or healthy. so when i go, i want to be an archeologist of egypt. ah, she's a treasure hunted to always on the look out for historical items to use in one of her videos. today she's browsing a london antique shop with her father. ah, really. why not finding all to get things in not in time. i get lost in time. good story, cool things. yes. and now they've had that and then and now the hang of a life and i home, they do have another life in another town. another still the inspiration for more historical videos. this arabic duffy won't be running out of ideas anytime soon. yeah, that's also today, but go to our website for all reports and find out how to get a d, w backpack full of goodies. thanks for watching and see you next time. the person who's the the the news the news news, the n

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neighbors say the west end of town has been used for these unpermitted and often illegal events for years. but now they seem to be happening on a weekly basis am bold bads. >> mustangs chargers, all kinds of fancy old-school carstensen manly lives near the intersection of west midway avenue at orion street where he says drag race is typically start. i enjoy watching the cars come through. but you know. just biggs is executive director of the alameda point collaborative around the corner. he wrote a letter to the city council requesting the city turned troubled roads like orion street into a slow stream flows 3 concept is where they actually put barricades on the street to dis to disincentivize. >> card from traveling and taking other making this a slow 3 would encourage rhett people to use other routes to the travel. mayor marilyn ezzy ashcraft will discuss the matter at tuesday night's city council meeting. she says she hopes to direct staff to figure out a way to discourage large gatherings on the former naval base which will also help small businesses. they're all struggling to come ba

neighbors say the west end of town has been used for these unpermitted and often illegal events for yearst now they seem to be happening on a weekly basis am bowls bads. >> mustangs chargers, all kinds of fancy old-school carstensen manly lives near the intersection of west midway avenue at orion street where he says drag race is typically start. i enjoy watching the cars come through. but you know. just biggs is executive director of the alameda point collaborative around the corner. he wrote a letter to the city council requesting the city turned troubled roads like orion street into a slow stream that flows 3 concept is where they actually put barricades on the street to disincentivize. >> cars from traveling and taking other making this a sloth 3. >> would encourage rhett people to use other routes. the travel mayor marilyn ezzy ashcraft will discuss the matter at tuesday night's city council meeting. she says she hopes to direct staff to figure out a way to discourage large gatherings on the former naval base which will also help small businesses. they're all struggling to come back.

. >> sideshows are causing major concerns for residents at alameda point neighbors say the west end of town is been used for these unpermitted events for years now coach totally illegal. you can't get a permit for a sideshow. this is happening on a weekly basis. now and it's only a matter of time. they're afraid before somebody gets hurt. the executive director of the alameda point. collaborative is requesting the city take action and turn trouble roads like orion street into a slow street. >> the streak concept is where they actually put barricades on the street did this to disincentivize card from traveling and taking other making this a sloth 3 would encourage rhett people to use other routes travel. >> the former navy base has also been used for all kinds of unpermitted car shows that neighbors and businesses say are actually dangerous. we'll take a break at 5.51. >> coming up on the kron 00:00am morning news the oakland a's bats. we're on fire. the team helping. but manager bob melvin get a career milestone when we'll have more on that coming up in a minute. 5.54. is the time. let

her body was found near the west end of pedro point about 8.45. was fully clothed appeared to have been in the water for a while. no word yet on. if foul play is suspected, but her death is being investigated and anybody with any info is asked to call pacifica police. >> homelessness. is it just problem that we're struggling with here in the bay area. check out what venice beach looks like in l a the boardwalk has turned into a tent city. and as john reports for us tonight. figuring out how to address the crisis is leading to a battle between the sheriff and the city council. >> we're here to figure out how can we help people get on their feet, get the help and move on. and we return the community back to the business community. >> and to the businesses. la county sheriff alex be a way vowing to clean up in a speech and clear the boardwalk of sprawling encampments deputies with the homeless outreach services team have been deployed along the beach and are assessing the needs of an house people for the next several weeks. the way the says he wants

sideshows are causing major concerns for residents at alameda point as the people who live around the west end of town. they say they've been having these sideshows problems there for years and they seem to be now on a weekly basis and they're afraid it's a matter of time before somebody gets hurt. the executive director of the alameda point collaborative is requesting the city take action and turn troubled roads like a ryan street into a slow street. >> the flu streak concept is where they actually put barricades on the street did this to disincentivize card from traveling and taking other making this a slow 3 would encourage rhett people to use other routes. the travel. >> the former navy bases also been used for unpermitted car shows that neighbors and businesses say are dangerous and want those stopped too. after the break, a symbol of hope any quality lights up a hope any quality lights up a foggy twin peaks in sa you're strong. you power through chronic migraine - 15 or more headache days a month, ...each lasting 4 hours or more. botox® prevents headaches in adults with chronic migraine.

people moving back, young people moving back to charleston, west virginia, to develop a part of the west endtown from a challenged and rough area into an entrepreneurial area, with everything from book shops to coffee shops and affordable housing. you see the life balance. especially during the pandemic, when young people have had a harder time keeping their jobs. or, earning a living or making things work out in the big cities like brooklyn and the silicon valley. they can get they were going to go home for a while and seeing -- thinking they were going to go home for a while and seeing how it was. maybe i can work remotely now, it is not such an oddball thing to consider. maybe i can help things developed my hometown. the youth movement is something we saw a lot of and continue to. host: this program is carried live on c-span radio. denise is joining us in arlington, virginia. good morning. caller: good morning. my comment was i wondered if you had done any investigation into homelessness around the country, in that my homelessness started after several failed jobs, my point is i have been

neighbors say the west end of town has been used for these unpermitted and often illegal events for years. but now they seem to be happening on a weekly basis am bowls bads. >> chargers, all kinds of fancy old-school carstensen manly lives near the intersection of west midway avenue at orion street where he says drag race is typically start. i enjoy watching the cars come through. but you know. just biggs is executive director of the alameda point collaborative around the corner. he wrote a letter to the city council requesting the city turned troubled roads like orion street into a slow stream that flows 3 concept is where they actually put barricades on the street did this to disincentivize. >> card from traveling and taking other making this a slow 3 would encourage rhett people to use other routes. the travel mayor marilyn ezzy ashcraft will discuss the matter at tuesday night's city council meeting. she says she hopes to direct staff to figure out a way to discourage large gatherings on the former naval base which will also help small businesses. they're all struggling to come back.

bay side shows are causing major concerns for residents at alameda point where neighbors say that west endf town has been used for these illegal events for years. but now taey seem to be happening on a weekly basis and residents say it's only a matter of time before someone gets hurt the executive director of the alameda point collaborative is requesting the city take action and turn trouble roads like ryan street into what's called a slow street. >> the flu streak concept is where they actually put barricades on the street to disincentivize card from traveling and taking other making this a sloth 3 would encourage rhett people to use other routes to the travel. >> and the former navy bases also been used for unpermitted car shows that neighbors and businesses say can also become dangerous. >> it's 6.41. and still ahead, a following their outstanding season and their championship win. the santa clara women soccer team will be honored today. we'll have the details coming up. and after the break, a symbol of hope and the quality lights up san francisco's foggy twin peaks. we'll take a look a

neighbors say the west end of town has been used for these unpermitted and often illegal events for yearsbut now they seem to be happening on a weekly basis am bowls bads. >> mustangs chargers, all kinds of fancy old-school cars since it mainly lives near the intersection of west midway avenue at orion street where he says drag races typically start. i enjoy watching the cars come through. but you know. just biggs is executive director of the alameda point collaborative around the corner. he wrote a letter to the city council requesting the city turned troubled roads like orion street into a slow stream that flows 3 concept is where they actually put barricades on the street to to disincentivize. >> card from traveling and taking other making this a sloth 3. >> would encourage rhett people to use other routes. the travel mayor marilyn ezzy ashcraft will discuss the matter at tuesday night's city council meeting. she says she hopes to direct staff to figure out a way to discourage large gatherings on the former naval base which will also help small businesses. they're all struggling to com

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the aim is to create a greener west end and revive the area. travel now.riday morning. the minimum temperature between 13 and 16 celsius. it's not quite as muggy as last night. those thunderstorms sees another yellow weather warning in place for friday and then staying unsettled into the weekend. i'm back in half an hour. now it's back to naga and charlie. bye for now. hello, this is breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. morning live follows breakfast on bbc one this morning. kym and gethin can tell us what's on today's show. thanks, both. coming up on morning live. with reports that the government is considering plans to allow fully vaccinated brits to travel to amber list countries without quarantining on return, dr xand has the latest. and, ahead of father's day this weekend, we're encouraging everyone to talk to their dads about getting checked for the most common male cancer in the uk — prostate cancer. my own dad, dave, is living with the disease and today he shares his story to make sure all men know the signs and symptoms to watch out fo

platform will be 25 metres high and have a viewing platform where you'll be able to see over the west end go to my mum's salon, but they only really were trained in, like, more feminine styles. so i ended up kind of falling between the gap of the masculine barber's and the feminine hair salon. and there wasn't really anything for people like me. let's take a look at the travel situation now. minor delays between paddington and heathrow airport due to a signal failure at paddington. now the weather with kate. good morning. it is, of course, the longest day today, so plenty of sunlight — but it's not especially sunny. we've not had a bad start, bit of high cloud, some brightness out there, but i'm afraid it is going to turn rather wet. once again, we've got a front coming up from the south, bringing with it some heavy and persistent rain. there is a chance you might get a rumble or two of thunder, but it is going to stay rather damp through the afternoon. it stalls across us. we've got a breeze, as well — an east—northeasterly breeze — and temperatures struggling — maximum todayjust 15 cels

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scotland through the central belt, affecting the northern isles, and by the end of the night, there could be some showers in the south—westf the night it should be dry, clear and quite warm. tomorrow in the south—west of england, more cloud, coolerweather, with some showers which could turn heavy and thundery, drifting northwards into wales, affecting hampshire and eventually the west midlands. strongerwind hampshire and eventually the west midlands. stronger wind will bring in more low cloud onto their coasts further north, but ahead of the showers, in the sunshine, for the north—west of england, down into the south—east, temperatures could get up south—east, temperatures could get up to 27. and where you have the sunshine, it is strong, high uv levels once again. we will see some showers in northern ireland, through the midlands, south—east england, tomorrow evening. the weather front then takes them northwards overnight, and briefly, they could be heavy. gradually they will ease off on thursday. to the south, we are going to start off fairly cloudy but it should brighten up and we will have a bit more sunshine coming t

s. approval of a partial israeli annexation of the occupied west bank. in the end, annexation was paused for normalization. with arab muslim states. this day is a pivot of history. it harolds a new dawn of peace. but then last month, a short, brutal war with her mos in gaza. for a time it seemed it would splinter the anti netanyahu forces in parliament. but as the seas fire held, the coalition reformed at desperation set in the co blocking them shell. it's more than miss don't form a left wing government. such a government is in danger to israel, security, and future god. lucky many these last 2 years have seen netanyahu dragged into court and for now out of power still ahead of fight to stay out of jail. as rarely prime minister natalie bennett's 1st call to a foreign leader was to us president joe biden. bennett described him as a great friend of israel, ellia. the white house issued a statement, quoting biden as saying, my administration is fully committed to working with the new israeli government to advance security stability and peace for israelis, palestinia

lester >> all right, keir simmons, thanks >>> in just 60 seconds, the brutal heat wave in the west when will it end and concern increasing about the delta coronavirus variant and why so many are still not getting vaccinated >>> in the west no relief from that dangerous heat wave tens of millions still facing triple-digit record-breaking temperatures, straining power grids and causing new drought and wildfire concerns. here's miguel almaguer >> reporter: the oppressive stifling heat wave searing the west is tonight delivering some of the most dangerous temperatures of the year, threatening to shatter nearly 200 records through the weekend. some 40 million americans already under heat advisories, watches or warnings. >> it's going to be extremely hot. >> reporter: in california death valley living up to its name, soaring toward 128 degrees. cities like las vegas and phoenix teetering at roughly 115. >> the massive heat wave slamming arizona >> reporter: after three days of triple-digit heat in salt lake city -- >> melts your face off kind of day. >> reporter: -- even billings was baking at 108 yester