the other day, you were in the thirty's and we'll lend this whatever report in the desert south west phoenix, 40 degrees on the nose for you on thursday, with sunny skies. see you later. i of the african narratives from africans perspective sancho pays for much to short documentary spine african filmmakers. and that's going to be the pressure for, for the taste of the sun from madagascar and football from new series of africa direct on the book about kill watching on just bear with me. so roman in doha, reminder of all talk new stories is really false. is zip code, 3 people in and, and strike against the palestinian group. if you will, could find west bank. the red drains fine to the vehicle that you need and sold it today. the tax buys, but you settlers on palestinian homes because i'd be fighting resumed instead on on wednesday within minutes of the end of a 3 day choice. floating sides of reports that we've been holding tolts inside the right in to agree on an see sign for the holidays late to the west coast guard is continuing to search for some muscle last in the north atlantic with 5 p

pick the other day you were in the thirty's and well in this weather report in the desert, south west phoenix, 40 degrees on the nose for you on thursday, with sunny skies see you later. i in the quote to you by a visit to the john almost 10 years in which to shake, hama de, ward for translation. and international understanding has become the most important translation award from which to the arabic language. in the world, the award announces that the nomination periods of 2023 starts from the 1st of march to the 31st of july. applications are accepted through the awards official website at w w, w dot h t, a dot q a the the welcome back. it took them out of our top stories here. where is there any forces of killed? 3 people in the mass tried to against the palestinian goods and the outside west. but the red drum strikes the vehicle the janine unfolded the day of attacks spies, rainy settlements on palestinian houses and commons. every fighting was zoomed in. sedan on wednesday, just minutes after the end of a 3 day troops, the warning signs have improved. they've been holding tulips and saudi

pay the other day, you were in the thirty's and well then this was a report in the desert south west phoenix, 40 degrees on the nose for you on thursday, with sunny skies see later the weather brought to you by visit castle living in limbo, palestinian refugees in loving on say they are fed with watching the escalating violence and occupied territories. watching their people suffer indignities at the hands of his rate from a distance and from a country whose own economy is in tatters, and never being to find this time. but i know about different my, somebody, all the attacks happening and make me feel like it belong to the nation, even more generations displaced and the generations for abroad. you have to set foot on their end fest with every passing year whenever there is an escalation of tension and violence between israelis and palestinians for the thousands of people living in refugee camps like this. the hope of going back home, the rate of return is something that slips away just a little bit more. we don't live in palestine and lives inside us and to remain here is to live as some of

west. okay. phoenix, 3940. that's where you should be for this year. and if we focus now on south america, the rain for the top end of the continent, pretty light actually in for se brazil where we had that serious storm. just so the supports the lake, very much calmer conditions, sons out there with a high of 17 degrees on monday. that's it gets you later. the a foot paula. adult. the and the pioneer. first. he lost the challenge to play for his country. won a legal battle that paid the way for a generation of brazilian players, foot building legends. eric townsend all introduces a one scene of people live buyers club for his political believes he took power into his own hands and placed the trails of players rights. football rentals on our gc, the, the, [000:00:00;00] the, the one to the out is there a mind at the top stories the south, the u. s. as the top diplomats is attending the 2nd and final day of meetings with high level officials in beijing, as the blinking is holding talks with senior tony's death to mount one. lincoln as across us sector o

what we are also trying to be the start is the work to connect phoenix to the west back to the u.p. main line. the sunset route. that portion of the route was severed. today our service, the sunset limited goes to maricopa, about 40 miles or so south of phoenix. it really misses the mark. as you said phoenix's growth has been huge. and it is really frankly an embarrassment that we don't serve such a major, propt innocent stism i would say that about other city, nashville included. columbus, etc. cities that are obviously the right size. so we think the mark in arizona is great for passenger rail. we are partnering with the state to support that. we are looking to undertake potentially that initial work to understand what it will take to restore the service back from phoenix west and route our long distance that way. >> phoenix is the fifth most popular city and does not have rail service. could you talk about some of the benefits amtrak has seen in other communities that get new intercity rail service and what ridership has looked like? mr. gardner: we're really excited for this new

in the west, cities including las vegas and phoenix are bracing for temperatures up to 43 degrees celsius is about 110 degrees fahrenheit. the interior ministry in moldova has confirmed to the bbc that two people have been killed at an international airport from a man who seized a gun from border guards as he was being escorted to the deportation zone. this shooter has been captured. early reports said he took hostages and hold himself up in a room. the shooter has been taken into custody. former brazilian president jair bolsonaro has been banned from running for public office until the year 2030. the serb electoral court found mr. bolsonaro killed -- lt of abuse of power. he claimed the electronic ballots used in the country were vulnerable to hacking and fraud. >> the case against bolsonaro was brought to the court by one of the rival parties. it was built around a meeting he held with foreign -- letters last july before the elections. in an event broadcasting on state television, he cast doubt on the brazil's electronic voting system without showing evidence. five of the seven judges r

west. nothing out of the ordinary phoenix. we got your pencil then for 40. okay, that's all i got. the wherever there are people. there are stories, stories that must be shared. it's my biggest responsibility to speak to my people. they have coming from a place where i believe they have more to learn that can do better. that need to be part of this change award winning filmmakers from around the world, presenting tales of true life. the witness on a jersey to the the the book about cable channels that are with me. so rahman, in the hard reminder of all the top news stories, is where the satellites of a ton of palestinian property and the occupied west bank of the forest radius was shot dead and the legal sacrament to palestinian suspects were also killed. a message search and rescue mission is continuing in the north atlantic to a tourist semester, but we lost contact on his way down to the wreck of the titanic on sunday. 5 people throughout the vessel. and he was present, shaped by the has full chinese presents aging thing. it dictates that they made the remarks. it's a fundraiser

are looking to jumped undertake potentially the initial work to restore the service back from phoenix westand ride our long distance train that way. >> it's time and you said that phoenix is the fifth most populous in the united states of america and it does not have access to intercity rail service. and i talked about the opportunities that will come with new passenger rail between tucson and phoenix. could you talk about some of the benefits amtrak has seen in other communities that get new intercity rail service and what ridership has looked like? >> well, we're really excited for this new service, of course, on the gulf coast coming. i would say that in general, we see very strong adoption, when we introduce new service. everywhere i go across america, communities small and big, the comment i get, how come we don't have more trains, faster trains and more service in my community. and literally never met anyone who wasn't interested in more trains to their locations and when we see new service introduced we get really an initial period, of course, of introduction, but we've seen very st

i've mentioned your temperatures now up to 17 degrees and for the desert south west, nothing out of the ordinary phoenix. we got your pencil then for 40. okay, that's all i got. the weather brought to you by visit castle to the journey of almost 10 years in which to shake, hama de, ward for translation, and international understanding has become the most important translation award from to the arabic language in the world. the award announces that the nomination periods of 2023 starts from the 1st of march to the 31st of july. applications are accepted through the awards official website at w w, w dot h t, a dot q a. the the book about took a might about top stories here. this is really stuff less than a touch palestinian property in the upside west bank off at least 4 is right. these were shocked at me and then we go sacramento to palace to me and suspects what most of these really ami sending reinforcements a must have. search and rescue mission is continuing in the north atlantic often tories something less of a loss. contact comes way down to the wreck of the titanic. on sunday, 5 people, one who ha

. >>> and now one of the cities in the west is saying no to growth. in phoenixgroundwater has been disappearing due to climate-driven drought. bill weir is with us, and how is this going to work and maybe more importantly, what does this portend to other cities out west? >> well, john, i will tell you that every water manager in the west is looking at this math, and the population growth and population drought here, and this is a seminole moment there, because for generation, you could pump the water out of the water, and you would not reach a shortfall, but it is going to be reached within the next few centuries, and you build a home out there in the desert, you have to have the water to supply the water, and once they did the math, they realized it is time to stop building. here is katie hobbs. >> that why required by law, we will pause approvals of assured water determinations relying on pumping groundwater, and assuring that we don't rely on future deficit. >> this could mark the beginning of the end of sprawl, and seeing building of phoenix upward and they

i've mentioned your temperatures now up to 17 degrees and for the desert south west, nothing out of the ordinary phoenix. we got your pencil then for 40. okay, that's all i got of the weather brought to you by visit castle. an effort to make telling youth basketball team confront it to lease out dates as low which excludes them from competitive school with the full budget to compete because we are foreigners, we are not foreigners. we all vote. and if you took out, is there a world follow sense and the expiration ok, i say fuck the low, just to compete smoke out there at all to deny these young boys to ride sometimes i'll skip, hold on al jazeera. when the news breaks behind me, what do you see is a side of the massive accent we so involving 3 trains when people need to be heard and the story needs to be told, there was no purpose sucka pitch here. so i training the street with exclusive interviews and in depth reports. christopher columbus wrote about $8.14 algebra has teens on the ground. this is where a pilot gets the way to bring you more award winning documentary and live news. the satellites, a to

west. we're looking at excessive heat warnings sacramento through fresno, phoenix, up until at least sundaythat's dangerous stuff. then you add in humidity in the southeast, look at these numbers. temperatures in the mid to upper 90s. add humidity, 110 or better for places like memphis and new orleans at least through tomorrow, probably sunday as well. storms in st. louis tonight. another round coming tomorrow, then barrelling up the ohio river valley. some of those will have damaging winds. not just tomorrow but again on sunday, probably monday as well. we stretch it to the east, lexington, charleston, to the mid-atlantic, d.c., parts of northeast sunday. whit? >> whit: a tough holiday weekend for many, rob, thank you. >>> now to the holiday travel rush and what's expected to be a record weekend. tens of millions of americans hitting the roads and the skies. tonight, the major airlines trying to rebound after bad weather and staffing shortages caused disruptions earlier this week. abc's trevor ault is hat newark airport. >> reporter: tonight, the fourth of july travel rush already off and

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. >> the ongoing water crisis out west is causing the state of arizona to take action. they are now blocking new construction around phoenixt the projections for the water shortfall make these restrictions necessary. listen. >> we could face a 4% shortfall in groundwater supplies over the next 100 years. that is why as required by law we will pause approvals of new assured water supplied determinations that rely on pumping groundwater ensuring that we don't add to any future deficit. >> joining us now for what this means is the mayor of phoenix kate gallego. it is good to see you, and thank you for joining us but the phoenix area is the fastest growing metropolitan area in the country. this new ban on new construction is tough for any city leader to grapple with. what are you learning? >> we are focused on the water supply before we start any new water development. within the city of phoenix we have a 100-year water supply, and we want to make sure that any new construction does not impact the water supply and we want to add skyscrapers to the skyline and welcome new people, but in outlying areas, the communities have to s

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west hollywood is spending $7 million to make sure everyone feels welcome this weekend. adriana. >> elise preston, thank you. >>> this week yelp, the reviews app, announced it was closing its last u.s. office in phoenix. its workers will be remote permanently. at the same time meta is mandating workers return to the office three days a week starting in september. they're not alone. here's cbs's carter evans. >> reporter: it may be back to the office at credit karma, but it's not business as usual. >> aren't you supposed to be at work? >> we are at work. >> reporter: senior manager is working on his pool game. >> how is this not a waste of time? >> these are partners of mine. >> this is an investment in people. >> reporter: exactly what the ceo ken lin wants to see after three years of working from home. >> we think there's more energy, more creativity. people work better together. >> reporter: to encourage collaboration, there's a game room, yoga, coffee bar. it's all free. >> you've got a long line here. >> it's by design. we want interaction. >> across the country company leaders are making a headline with calls to return to the office. >> about 30 of you didn't open or crack open laptops for a who

west coast. really our first major heat event. and you can see where all that warmth is right now, one or 2 in phoenix.in bakersfield, 90 ford, fresno, you can see just 76 in los angeles. so certainly if you're closer to the coast, it's a lot cooler. but boy, oh, boy, 101 in reading at this hour. >> now it's not warm everywhere. if you are out at half moon bay right now, they are still seeing the clouds. we've had some fog out there as well. a different story. if you had just a little bit inland around the bay here, this is from the east bay. you can see all those lovely blue skies. >> that are greeting. everyone was a walk out the door there. so temperatures right now downtown san francisco about 61. we are very cool out at the half moon bay area where you can see it's 54 degrees. but there's where the heat is. antioch, 94 livermore. 91 san jose right now about 80 in santa rosa sitting about 84. the difference in temperatures between now and 24 hours ago. you can see 15 degrees difference in fairfield, 11 in livermore in santa rosa. so, you know, we're heating up bay area wide. that's for sure. wind i

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phoenix. just talk to me about the s significance of this move. >> reporter: well, it feels like a seminole moment after generations where the west was built by speculators picture 1,000 homes here. these days, there's just not enough water for those 1,000 homes for the next century. that's the law in arizona. you want to build somewhere, you better guarantee a century's worth of water for the people. right now, the governor who ran on sort of a platform of water transparency, says it's time to shut it down. here's governor hobbs. >> that's why as required by law, we will pause approvals of new assured water supply determinations that rely on pumping groundwater. insuring that we don't add to any future deficit. >> reporter: this now forces developers to figure out this well in advance, whether that means buying rights from ranchers or native tribes nearby, maybe thinking about developing higher instead of wider in these big boom towns in the west. but it really, like you said, john, signifies a new age. especially mega drought, climate change, and these booming populations. >> the first may not be the last. bill weir, thank you so much for your reportin

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