and we have our trade ukraine, which in the shuttle national, ensuring the security of building at west lake range that is pretty frequently called us by despite the subsequent occupational these terrier, but like a screeching yet is up with. of course, you can see that this is probably the 1st time the present proof, as distinctly referred to this idea that ukraine would be weaponized as a very roost of all the country at the moment to the recent studies have shown that poland is the most empty russian country in your maybe in the world, you know, it may be a bit of a hangover from the soviet union president put in again, referring to that, but this being weaponized by the west now that you've to box them would be handed to poland. if you like to be the next source for a human folder for this, for this conflict, right? yeah, it's interesting how you put it, but you're saying basically the polish and the to any troops which on nathan members will go in on their own. not perhaps, not with a nato backing but this trips. so what are the ukrainians in all of this? well, this is the point, this i

alterations almost territory of the crate, including for allegedly ensuring the security of mobile west lake rate. but in fact, safety called us by despite the subsequent occupation of these territory west virginia is that of course you can see that this is probably the 1st time the present proof as distinctly referred to this idea that ukraine would be weaponized as a very rooster phobic country at the moment of the recent studies have shown that poland is the most empty russian country in your maybe in the world. you know, it may be a bit of a hangover from the soviet union president putting, again, referring to that. but this being weaponized by the west now that you've the bottom would be handed to poland if you like to be the next source for a human fodder for this, for this conflict. right? yeah, it's interesting how you put it, but you're saying basically the polish and the to any troops which on nathan members will go in on their own. not perhaps not with a nato backing but this troops. so what are the ukrainians in all of this? well, this is the point, this is exactly the point and

it's in laws, not most of the most west of the near lake victoria. so uh soon after he was better does it was go a lot of visitors with a lot of interest to come to visit with you. i'm a lot of times i need to come to visit with him as a sign of respect. yes. as a sign of respect is a sign of respect to this lady. and uh, i and my sister and one of my sisters realized that we must organize these visits. so that when the visitors comfortable telling them these a guy who provides some information, some basic information on leaving it is history is legacy. and so that's how i got into this work of preserving his legacy. now i says i went on and that's what he has passed. i realize, but the a visitor who goes through the compound and then completes the, the to within 30 minutes is different from a visitor who really wants to dig deep into the latest. if looking at it, so this is what i am concentrating on right now. but we have to provide each type of visitor and a good experience. so that the, the satisfied with, with the information that they have requ

starting in november, there will be some big changes at one of west lake tahoe beaches that's relatively easy to get to and right now offers free parking for us. forest service is going to have a third party concessionaire manage the beach at zephyr shoals. the current permit expires at the end of october and the move comes after 4th of july. crowds left a huge mess at the beach this year. crews from the group keep tahoe blue pulled more than three tons of trash from the beach after this year's holiday celebration . my hope is that the changes go largely unseen. they just become kind of how it is like when you raise the bar. that's just how it is. the tahoe way is we protect lake tahoe facilities. are their educations there and folks that don't do the right thing? well, they they get told so and they're made an example of if we need to. officials say they don't know yet if there will be a fee to park or go to the beach. keep tahoe blue is still working out. those details. they could include a charging a fee to park or maybe even having to pay if you're just going to that section of the b

. >> and basically to the prairie up to the west into the lake through linkin park that used to be a cemetery. >> he was changing from the city cemetery to what we know as lincoln park the bottom half-hour of linkin park now, above north avenue with was the city cemetery lincoln park was or had just become the linkin park just after the president was assassinated in there moving the bodies out and another health that you could not bury the bodies within the city limits and that is when places like graceland and rose hill and so on. >> when the panic really took hold, people gathered whatever they could and they would bury their worldly possessions in the park or at the beach. >> people work very piano's i can't believe it but there are so many different accounts unlike others of people would say that i did it as opposed to some of the other rumors that i heard that kind of seven and another thing when you're dealing with the sources of what you trust we don't and someone. but getting back to missus o'leary, what he did it was horrible minnesota brought out this fear of the urban unde

line of thunderstorms that knocked out power for hundreds of thousands across the upper mid west and great lakesexpected to ring bringand machine to cool off heo the northeast but according to numbers being tracked by "fox weather," 55 million residents from washington d.c. to boston are under severe thunderstorm watches as of saturday afternoon the greatest threats from the storms are damaging wind gusts. low risk does exist for large hail an if you isolate tornadoes new york to boston corporate this weather comes after record-breaking temps across the country but the nation's power grid to the ultimate test. daytime temps in the '90s other places the humidities make you feel like it's at least 100 degrees or hotter. the intense heat the safest place to be is endorsed with air conditioning to keep the grid up and running some major metropolitan cities people have been asked to go easy on appliances keep air conditioner units set to 78 degrees or the lower school setting. people are ready for mother nature to give some relief of its own. >> it's never fun to go through a heat wave what's a great

reporter: following the fourth of july holiday, parts of the lake looking like a dumb site. colin weste founder of the tahoe based nonprofit cleanup the lake. >> everything under the sun. shoes, socks, hats, coolers. reporter: he and a group of volunteers spent the day wednesday cleaning up the mess left behind by visitors. that includes trash on the beaches and also inside the lake itself. the group picked up over 8500 pounds of garbage in just one day. >> this has definitely been one of the worst cleanups that i've been on -- involved in in any single day. reporter: locals say it's the environmental impact that has them worried. riley mcclary is an animal photographer and filmmaker. he says he went out early my -- wednesday morning to see wildlife. when he saw the mess left behind, he decided to join the cleanup effort instead. >> there's nothing worse than seeing a beautiful animal gorge itself on garbage and trash and plastic. reporter: the tahoe basin has been a tourist destination. many locals feel this has to stop. that's why west is calling on all visitors to do their part to m

but like those who previously landed from boats to the west of these places near lake kruglik in the delta between alyoshki and the bare pier, but they never managed to gain a foothold. well, and also an extremely ridiculous lie, which is exposed in a light and vivid example of nonsense, crazy by name. goncharenko, he fantasized about the death of the entire personnel of the russian battalion. ossetia in five-hats, thus the people's deputy, pretty much excited the target audience. she willingly picked up his speculations, dispersing them social networks, but only until then. so far , the ossetian warriors themselves have not made an intelligible comment. you would like nazi creatures, because the network with its commander continues to crush and destroy opponents in the area of ​​​​the settlement of pyatikhatki as soon as the ukrainian side reports the capture of that other city, of course, a refutation from the russian side. it does not reach the ukrainian side in any way. steal the citizens. therefore, the citizens of ukraine see only the tip of the iceberg. they see only here a fa

reporter: following the fourth of july holiday, parts of the lake looking like a dumb site. colin wests the founder of the tahoe based nonprofit cleanup the lake. >> everything under the sun. shoes, socks, hats, coolers. reporter: he and a group of volunteers spent the day wednesday cleaning up the mess left behind by visitors. that includes trash on the beaches and also inside the lake itself. the group picked up over 8500 pounds of garbage in just one day. >> this has definitely been one of the worst cleanups that i've been on -- involved in in any single day. reporter: locals say it's the environmental impact that has them worried. riley mcclary is an animal photographer and filmmaker. he says he went out early my -- wednesday morning to see wildlife. when he saw the mess left behind, he decided to join the cleanup effort instead. >> there's nothing worse than seeing a beautiful animal gorge itself on garbage and trash and plastic. reporter: the tahoe basin has been a tourist destination. many locals feel this has to stop. that's why west is calling on all visitors to do their part

working group for the restoration of lake urmia, the vice president of the cultural revolution has called for a meeting with the economic activists of this region to west azarbaijan province to pay more attention to the health of lake urmia and the livelihood of the people of the region . president to urmia with a normal flight and with the people, today the first vice president opened the third part of the sewage treatment plant in urmia , unfortunately , it was completely closed in 2018, and with the ceremony of the presidential verse, the honorable presidency was inaugurated in 401 alhamdulillah. they gave credit today 2946 in what situation 23 should be done, send to get article 23 , let's close this license, in short, one of the things that should be done quickly in the country, hamid , using the song after the provocation will also help to revive urmia lake, besides the opening of the project we have a plan to transfer this sanitary cane to lake urmia. then, it was one of the underserved areas of urmia where the health center was opened . convection facilities are available here, such as dentists, midwives, and health care workers. let us increas

suffering from minor injuries after the plane they were flying crashed into the rubicon bay on lake tahoe's westmorning, crashed about an hour later in the lake. several boats, unlike tahoe, headed to the crash scene. see if they could help out. we got there that the fuselage was vertical, was standing like that, and the wings were out. so i thought probably they're dead because a plane crash and then two heads popped up. by the time we got them on my boat plane was gone that fast. one of the men remains in hospital allies, the national transportation safety board is investigating the crash. all right. taking a live look at traffic now. as you can see, as the traffic moves on 80 through emeryville, that it looks pretty good out there and the sun is shining. so if you are headed out, it's all about timing. a record number of travelers are expected to hit this road this 4th of july holiday weekend, actually predicting that there's going to be 5.6 million people traveling by car this weekend. in california alone. and that would surpass the previous record that was set in the state in 2019, a year b

west. i was born in salt lake city, grew up in western colorado, college in oregon and graduated from fresnoific college . >> you are the president? >> i am back as the chair of the lord of trustees . it is such an important place in my life and what i learned there i cannot define myself without that experience . i spent some time in los angeles and since 1989 i have been the pastor at lakeshore avenue baptist church on the corner of the street in oakland. >> 26 years. great . without giving you a memo, you are in red . >> the spirit moves. >> tell us about pentecost. if you were speaking to an audience, a congregation that knew nothing about pentecost, what would you say first? >> and the cost is a time the spirit is moving to empower the people. instead of focusing on jesus, jesus is turning the table around to say, now it is your turn. you take it and run with it the kids we are the hands and the feet and the body in flush of god. >> i like that. >> i think exactly the same way. knowing this day was coming i called some folks in our congregation and asked what they thought about pentecos

west. it eventually ends up at lake mead, the colorado river. i hope you can see that in the bottom know, runs all the way from the rocky mountains to, you know, to between california. arizona, as it head south. so you can see the tower over there, which is called the desert view, which tower. and it is sort of tribute to the hopi tribe. it's not really there to. see the canyon better. you know, it's 70 feet tall, so you get a slightly better view from the top, but it's really there to be a monument to. the hopi tribe, the hopis, are one of the most famous tribes in america. they live in arizona, about 50 miles east of here. and they used to live here in the grand canyon. their ancestors to live and farm inside grand canyon. about a thousand years ago, they were part of a very widespread culture that we today call pueblo. and back. they used to call in a sabzi. so the you know, the hope is have a very long deep connection with the grand canyon, partly from living, and it's still very sacred to them. so this is where they believe that humans emer

baikal or me will go both west and east of the deepest lake in the world, and at the epicenter of thebe in buryatia, the trans-baikal territory, and the already mentioned irkutsk region, for which the new wave of bad weather is especially disturbing news. after all, last week the regions had already experienced a rain flood , initially the precipitation overflowed the banks of the river kiringa. as a result, 87 residential buildings were sunk, and only on monday the water completely left the settlements, alas. after a new portion. the rains of the river are also very likely to overflow their banks, the positive is that in the kiringi basin this time the showers will not be so intense, but the main verses. it carries along the south of the baikal in tulun, for example, it has been raining since the night for today in this city, which became famous after the flood of 2019 , up to 28 mm of precipitation will fall, this is a third of the monthly norm, local cargo is not excluded. well and more some bad news, the core of the depression will persist over baikal for several days. and this me

one, there is concern amongst mps representing rural communities from the cairngorms to the lake district to westbout the cost of fuel. concern from some about tax, a huge amount of the cost of fuel is swallowed up in tax and that brought up other conversations including climate change. there is also a pass the parcel of playing going on at the moment. you have the opposition parties blaming the government, the government blaming the supermarkets, the supermarket saying we are still competitive and we are still often the cheapest. the reality is when prices are high the stakes are high for consumers, for some of our biggest brands, and, yes, for the government-— if you go online you can find plenty of ways to save money on fuel, just go to bbc.co.uk/news or the bbc news app. now a look at some other stories making the news today. the parole board has been asked to reconsider its decision to allow the child killer colin pitchfork to be released from prison. pitchfork was jailed for life for raping and strangling two teenage girls in leicestershire in the 1980s. an investigation into a fire, in whi

it's in laws, not most of the most west of an in the near lake victoria. so uh soon after he was better does of a lot of visitors with a lot of interest to come to visit with him a lot of times when you come to visit with him as a sign of respect. yes. and the son of respect is a sign of respect to this lady. and uh, i and my sister and one of my sisters realized that we must organize these visits. so that when the visitors, a comfortable telling them these a guy who provides some information, some basic information on leaving it is history is legacy. and so that's how i got into this work of preserving his legacy. now i says i went on and that's what he has passed. i realize that the a visitor who goes through the compound and then completes the, the, to within 30 minutes is different from a visitor who really wants to dig deep into the latest appointment. so this is what i am concentrating on right now, but we have to provide each type of visitor uh, a good experience. so that the, the satisfied with, with the information that they have requested once th

west. a 1000 in the near lake victoria. so uh, a soon after he was better does it was lot of visitors with a lot of interest to come to visit with you. i'm a lot of times anyone's come to visit with him as a sign of respect. yes. as a sign of respect is a sign of respect his legacy and i, i and my sister and one of my sisters realized that we must organize these visits. so that when the visitors, a comfortable chairman, these a guy who provide some information, some basic information on leaving it is history is legacy. and so that's how i got into this work of preserving his legacy. now i says i went on and that's what he has passed. i realize that the a visitor who goes through the compound and then completes the, the, to within 30 minutes is different from a visitor who really wants to dig deep into the latest appointment. so this is what i am concentrating on right now, but we have to provide each type of visitor a good experience. so that, that the satisfied with, with the information that they have requested once they

they didn’t go there, by the way, also the supply of the west, which at that time was forming the european union, was uniting. dobroslavshie lakeswas not early, which absorbed the races of the mlesse. ponajak quarrels take off , wash creatures. yes, the shrine from the cabins under heaven, having thrown shi not lakes to the latitudes behind the woven mouth-tossed under the sun. you look, he and nick are not over, but what about gold sandy beer. i would drink from their sandbag, throwing a lake on the tire, yak is small, all the more so, i just want from stress, so that the mountains of the sea of ​​\u200b\u200bazer do not know. utysh, nicole can not be forgotten, love the heart, i'm a coward brocco. in august, belarus will host the old games of the cis countries. what kinds of sports will be represented there, is everything traditional, how can it be there at the olympic games, for example? well, firstly, we will have 20 sports, including wrestling, which includes both women's freestyle wrestling and freestyle wrestling and greco-roman wrestling, including non-olympic sports, so we tried to put together such an interesting compo

. >> following the holiday, parts of the lake looking more like a dumpsite. collin westthe founder of the tahoe based nonprofit cleanup the lake. >> everything under the sun. shoes, flip-flops, hats, coolers. >> he and a group of volunteers spent the entire day cleaning up the mess left behind by visitors, including trash both on the beaches and inside the lake itself. he says the group ticked up 8500 pounds of garbage in just one day. >> it has definitely been one of the worst cleanups i have been on or involved in in any single day. >> beyond the inconvenience he and other locals say it's the environmental impact that has them worried. riley mccleary is an animal photographer and maker. he went out wednesday morning to see the wildlife but when he saw the mess left hind he decided to join the cleanup effort instead. >> there is nothing worse than seeing such a beautiful animal gorge itself on garbage and trash and plastic. >> the tahoe basin has long been a tourist destination but many locals feel this has to stop. west is calling on all visitors to do their part to ma

all four of the boys died after falling through the ice in the lake in solihull in the west midlands. police tried to rescue, despite their own health and safety advice, the police entered the water, but were unable to find them. when specialist teams arrived just 20 minutes later they were able to recover the boys from the lake, but all four were pronounced dead in hospital. the police ending their weather warning for people to avoid open water, not onlyjust in the cold winter months, but tempting as it may be during the summer to enter the lakes, not to do so. this is bbc news. the headlines: the international maritime organisation agrees a deal to sharply reduce carbon emissions by the shipping industry. the us treasury secretary, janet yellen, has told the chinese premier that us is seeking a healthy and fair competition, not a "winner takes all" approach. a bbc investigation finds illegal and dangerous muscle building supplements being sold across the uk. 90% of international trade is shipped by sea. products made all over the world reach their customers via huge container ships.

the fugitives of the west were waiting for wagner to turn on swan lake, after all, they expected thatbe more bloody, as they said now. and why didn't the enemies of our common fatherland guess the tune again. what can i say about these events, well , firstly, having lost to the belarusian state, if we are talking about our fugitives outright in the field of political technologies, although they started very, let’s say so boldly quickly and we lagged behind them then in 2020, but in my opinion we defeated them at the present stage, especially after the constitutional referendum. this became clear. so, having lost in the field of political technologies , it was no longer politicians who came to the fore among the fugitives. and let's not even say so, the organizers of color revolutions in the foreground there is a man with a gun, if we look at their discourse information resources, then the protagonist is no longer conditional there to love. and what about some goon in a t-shirt, khaki, yes. uh, a very good reservation built. yes, we will leave it. yes, some kind of redneck in a t-shirt

the heat, also seen storms flare up across the us, midwest straight through to the great lakes and st goes to the west as well. but more so around alberta is capital edmonton. and then temperatures are really ramping up in california for the san joaquin valley, fresno at 43 degrees, heat alerts in place here. see later the with more than 1400000000 people. india has become the world's most populous country, 101 east investigate the nation's population explosion on i'll just say about the colleges here with the book about you want to go just bear with me. so robin and don't remind to of all the top stories, hundreds of people interested in phones for a full, it's 9 to the right nationwide process. so sponsored by the police, coming up 17 year old hill and china is revised cons. espionage role goes into effect on the sun state, but it's well really expand the definition of espionage. will present new challenges for foreign businesses. academics, on gentlest, view, assessable will get facing legal grounds for accessing data held by u. s. companies in china. result supreme electronic quotas, dated to ben,

with larry of low pressure up towards the lake, surround them up a with west pushing up to we'll see some disabled with introduce some slightly cooler right here. you can see where the real hate is just around the south all the way i have it towards virginia down towards the texas and around that southwest in cooler, i like getting up to around 30 celsius and it's really gonna stay home right through the holiday weekend going into the pots of next week. this is july 4th, you can see lots of rates that are in just showing up on the map here that will be some large show still the possibilities. marsh out around the appalachians, pushing up tools and all face new york to see some wet weather. some rain that to into the canadian maritime say over the next couple of days of some what the weather, also sliding out of outputs of interest has got to want across the northern plains over the next couple of days to the south. well, we got some live, you shows still affecting southern parts of central america. i ro, tropical storm beatrice, that's in the process of filling out now for the carava

evening an overnight we will have more persistent showers moving through north—west parts of the country here, reaching the lake i think are in for a dry night and relatively bright if not sunny start to the day, on wednesday, ahead of this area of low pressure, so the weather front will be crossing ireland then reaching western parts of the uk here, let us look at that, so here is 9am, a lot of dry and bright weather, bar the odd shower but the bulk of that cloud and rain is out to the west, so this is 4.00 in the afternoon, it is raining in northern ireland, the rain is nudging into wales, the south—west, but look at many of these other parts of the country further east, it is going to be bright. then, through wednesday night into thursday, the weather front sweeps through, it will be heavy for a time and i think on thursday, it is a day of thick cloud with occasional sunny spells and showers, a quite muggy air so temperatures will be typically in the low 20, maybe pushing 23 or 24 degrees in the south—east. here is the outlook, into the weekend, it is once again a changeable picture and that is how it will r

stretching across the south once again but into the plains t rockies, intermountain west, excessive heat warnings if salt lake miami. that heat spreads out to the northern plains. that's 11 degrees in billings above what is typical. 90s in bismarck. minneapolis still way above normal. we're looking at triple digits once again across the south. tucson, 110, 12 degrees abovage for this tomb of year. and the heat dome that's been tacked in place for weeks will start to expand. we'll see it extend into portions of the midwest and eventually the northeast. look at new york city, thursday, 94. friday, 95. it's not just the heat in the northeast. it's going to feel warmer than that. by thursday, feeling close to 100 degrees. it's going to feel like 99 on friday. same in cleveland, chicago. it will feel like 97 on wednesday and minneapolis feeling like 100 degrees on wednesday and thursday. so that's the heat story. we're also looking at stormy weather even early this morning. really heavy downpours throughout parts of the carolinas and mid-atlantic. that's where you see the brighter colors. we're looking at strong s

colin west is the founder and ceo of clean up the lake. organization launched in 2018 with a mission to keep the land and water at places like tahoe and other well-known lakes, free of pollution. the job gets especially challenging after shoots crowds of irresponsible tourists take over these areas. there was nothing accidental about literally pulled off the beach today. it's just, you know, gut-wrenching and it's sad to see. i would much rather have problems be getting better rather than worse. is there anything that can be done to curb this problem? >> you know, i think that's great question. there is a lot of great people out there and there's a lot of people that need to be educated further. a lot of people just don't think and they are as aware of it. and i think the more you can bring them into that, that circle you know, >> the more effective it will be and the more they're going to want you know, we've got place, but it may sound >> the planning to prevent a repeat in 2024. is underway, but the situation gets a little complicated c

colin west is the founder and ceo of clean up the lake. organization launched in 2018 with a mission to keep the land and water at places like tahoe and other well-known lakes, free of pollution. the job gets especially challenging after shoots crowds of irresponsible tourists take over these areas. there was nothing accidental about literally pulled off the beach today. it's just, you know, gut-wrenching and it's sad to see. i would much rather have problems be getting better rather than worse. is there anything that can done to curb this problem? >> you know, i think that's great question. there is a lot of great people out there and there's a lot of people that need to be educated further. a lot of people just don't think and they are as aware of it. and i think the more you can bring them into circle of you know, >> the more effective it will be and the more they're going to want to, you know, we've got place, but it may sound. >> the planning to prevent a repeat in 2024. is underway, but the situation gets a little complicated conside

lake. our west midlands reporter jack carson was there. a tragedy that shook a community on the 11th of december last year. >> brothers, six year old samuel and eight year old finley butler and eight year old finley butler and their 11 year old cousin, thomas stewart were playing on a frozen lake in solihull when they through the ice and they fell through the ice and got stuck. ten year old jack johnson, who had seen the three struggling in the water heroically jumped in help heroically jumped in to help emergency services, were first called to the scene where members of the public and police officers initially went into the water to try and get the youngsters one police youngsters out. one police officer desperate help the officer so desperate to help the boys seen punching through boys was seen punching through the ice. children were the ice. the children were rescued by specialist water rescue, trained firefighters where they were given immediate life support and rushed to hospital in a critical condition. the next day. west midlands po

vice president visited west azarbaijan province in order to inaugurate several construction projects and participate in the meeting of the working group for the restoration of lakeia and meet with the economic activists of the region. mr. mokhbar paid more attention to he called for the health of lake urmia and the livelihood of the people of the region. the first vice president's business trip to urmia was carried out with a normal flight and in the company of the people. say the verse the presidency of the honorable president of the republic was approved in 401 alhamdulillah, today 2946, in what situation should we send to get article 23 , let us give this permission. in short, one of the things that should be done quickly in the country is the use of the song to encourage the revival of lake urmia . it also helps, along with the opening of the sewage project, the plan to transfer this sewage was one of the less privileged areas of urmia, when the health center was opened, and the facilities that are available here include doctors, midwives, health care workers, and to be fair, i say that this area was deprived, part of these people's needs should be answered

colin west is the founder and ceo of clean up the lake. organization launched in 2018 with a mission to keep the land and water at places like tahoe and other well-known lakes, free of pollution. the job gets especially challenging after shoots crowds of irresponsible tourists take over these areas. there was nothing accidental about literally pulled off the beach today. it's just, you know, got ranching. and it's sad to see. i would much rather have problems be getting better rather than worse. is there anything that can done to curb this problem? >> you know, i think that's great question. there ib a lot of great people out there and there's a lot of people that need to be educated further. a lot of people just don't think and they are as aware of it. and i think the more you can bring them into circle of awareness you know, >> the more effective it will be and the more they're going to want to, you know, we've got place, but and they found >> the planning to prevent a repeat in 2024. is underway, but the situation gets a little complica

west of the north. it's perfect oasis in the heart of the great lakes. we cannot wait to dive in. r. tornados in the northwest. historic heat for millions. ginger is tracking it all. >> there were five reported tornados all around the chicago and northern illinois. i think i see three in this video. one on the left, one on the right and one behind the one on the right. they're going to do all the surveys today to see what happened. this is a violent system. it will do more damage today like this in huntly, illinois, where the roof was ripped off. we'll get the surveys in to see how strong they were. you have to learn the warnings for vermont, connecticut, massachusetts. people who got so much rain have the possibility of tornados and damaging winds. and more rain on the order of 2 to 5 inches. back to pittsburgh and even louisville all in the damaging wind threat today. flood watches are up. please don't take these lightly. the ground is super saturated. lot of people approaching that 400% to 500% of normal. anything on top of that will make it rough. we've got to talk heat advisor

we will go back out west i love salt lake i was just there last year. >> yeah, it is a great town.sville, kentucky, just a few weeks ago a city known for muhammad ali, bourbon and so much more >> this is such a great town one of the best reasons to visit the grand new hotel genevieve. it is in an up-and-coming area you have the bourbon distilleries, the breweries right nearby. >> that looks beautiful. >> yeah, fantastic hotel stay for 179 a night but they're running a promotion until september 4th where your third night will be free. >> i was surprised to see this next one on the list hawaii >> not usually your value destination. but right now it is because hawaiian airlines is running a promotion. $119 each day for your airfare the trick is it needs to be booked between july 10th and 12th depending on your originating airport and for travel in august when you couple that with the courtyard by marriott which is running $159 a night, that's a great value. >> last but not least really quickly here, kimpton hotels, a really good deal right now. >> if you stay three or more nights, sav

colin west is the founder and ceo of clean up the lake. organization launched in 2018 with a mission to keep the land and water at places like tahoe and other well-known lakes, free of pollution. the job gets especially challenging after shoots crowds of irresponsible tourists take over these areas. there was nothing accidental about literally pulled off the beach today. it's just, you know, gut-wrenching and it's sad to see. i would much rather have problems be getting better rather than worse. is there anything that can done to curb this problem? >> you know, i think that's great question. there is a lot of great people out there and there's a lot of people that need to be educated further. a lot of people just don't think and they are as aware of it. and i think the more you can bring them into that, that circle of you know, >> the more effective it will be and the more they're going to want to, you know, we've got place, but it may sound. >> the planning to prevent a repeat in 2024. is underway, but the situation gets a little complica

to the west, numbers headed in the opposite direction. salt lake of 94 up to 98 by the time we get to monday. las vegas, death valley, a few other areas where those temperatures are going to continue to rise in the coming days. and a lot of these areas, it's summer, we get it, it's hot. but it's well above where it should be. over two dozen locations have the potential to break records not just theis weekend but heading into monday and tuesday. one of those locations is as far north as portland where they are expected to peak with their highs for this particular heat wave, paula, by the middle portion of the upcoming week. >> thank you. >>> and new headaches at twitter. thousands of users say they can't access the social media site. they're reporting error messages, as well as confusing prompts that mention a limit being reached for viewing content. the hash tag twitterdown began trending early this morning. so what is happening at twitter? cnn business writer claire duffy is here to help try to explain. i've seen this all over social media today.