that was a terrifying and clarifying moment for the people of wichita.ng the telephone wires had been cut. btk was utterly the bogeyman to all of us. he was the bogeyman made real. jordan: btk is finally in his glory. it's been four years since the otero murder, and finally, he's on the news. this is important because he's launched the investigation, actually giving police the clues they need to try to catch him. and this is just going to make him feel like he is god. ♪ there was criticism in the community -- "why can't you catch this guy?" jordan: what's different about him and what's unusual is the randomness of the victims, which is why he was able to get away with it. he's perfecting his craft. he's trying to be very good at what he does. jordan: for a serial killer's power and control, they're very often not able to control their compulsions. the cooling-off period usually gets shorter and shorter and shorter. the thrill is gone. they have to get out there. they have to kill again. ♪ gagliano: these homicidal maniacs, they think they're smarter than

the city of wichita was on edge. police form a secret task force of seasoned detectives to track down btk. they need to capture him before he kills again. here is part two of "btk: the taunting." ♪ ♪ hatteberg: wichita, kansas, was in the middle of america, and nobody locked their doors. it was a great little town to be from. jordan: the morning of january 15, 1974, was just a regular school day in the otero household -- until the unthinkable happens. an intruder enters their home and commits atrocities against this innocent family. i saw my parent's bodies -- it just felt like somebody had ripped my chest wide open and pulled my heart out. jordan: and investigators are trying to piece together the evidence and find the killer when, in april, another brutal killing. otis: when the crime-scene investigators found the dna stain on the female clothing, they collected it, but there was no dna testing at that time. and so they packaged it properly, sealed it up, and put it with the rest of the evidence. and wichita instan

another mass shooting in wichita, kansas, seven wounded there. one suspect in custody. ike ejiochi on the ground in baltimore. >>> july 4th travel chaos on the ground and in the air. severe thunderstorms forcing delays. new details on which airports are impacted, and then this scare in the skies. a hawaiian airlines flight hit by severe turbulence. this morning, a southwest flight forced to divert and land after troubles with cabin pressure. jacklyn lee from newark airport. >>> tonight more than 100 million under heat and severe weather alerts. strong winds, possible tornadoes, the northeast feeling the impacts today and tomorrow. flash flooding leaving drivers stranded in chicago. in the south, no break from the intense heat. temperatures spiking well into the triple digits. residents trying to stay cool however they can. elwyn lopez in atlanta. rob marciano timing it all out. >>> the bomb supreme court victory lap. lawmakers reacting after three landmark decisions. affirmative action, student loans and lgbtq rights and the results of our new poll. what americans think

police say several shooters opened fire sunday morning inside the club in downtown wichita. 31-year-oldandon young was arrested on suspicious aggravated criminal battery. >> at this time we do have one person in custody who is believed to be at least one of the shooters in this incident. our investigation has shown us particular were at least four firearms discharged inside. >> nine people were shot, two were trampled as they tried to escape. the injuries are not considered life-threatening. there's no word on what led to the shooting. >>> and an suv crashed into a restaurant, sending more than a dozen people to hospitals. the sunday afternoon crash in the city of laconia involved three vehicles. one smashed into the restaurant during the lunchtime rush, pinning a man inside the bathroom. 14 people were transported to hospitals with nonlife-threatening injuries. the building was heavily damaged. >>> still to come, flying flew traffific. we'l'll show youou a new carar mamay soon takake flight n near. may sosoon take flflight near r. bubut with my y moderate-- to-sevevere eczemama, it can

at city nightclub in old down wichita. in total were hurt, seven shot, and two others injured from being trampled. one person is in custody. >>> back here locally, the weekend warmup is still underway, and it continues to be quite warm. parts of the bay area seeing trimgs on this fourth of july holiday weekend. this live look outside in oakland and san jose, looking a little hazy out there. cooling centers have been opened to ensure everyone has a place to get out of the triple digit temperatures. 22 cooling centers in fact are open across the bay area this weekend. centers are a safe and air conditioned police for anyone who needs to get out of the heat. most are set up in libraries, community centers and are generally open from the afternoon into the evening in the warmest times of day. exact hours vary. and it's more than just a place to cool down. temperatures are expected to start cooling slightly today, more into tomorrow. so most centers are set to close after tomorrow. find out more information online, on the websi

i don't even know how to digest it. >> reporter: in wichita kansas, another mass shooting, this timet a night club. >> the music cut off and all we heard is shots. >> reporter: at least four guns were fired inside leaving nine shot and two trampled as they tried to escape. everyone survived and so far one person is in custody. >> we will find out how firearms got into this club and who is responsible for bringing them in there. >> reporter: according to gun violence archive there have been at least 338 mass shootings nationwide in 2023. obviously there are a number of other shootings across the country. the mass shootings though really do get the attention there. when it comes to the baltimore shooting not only are police still looking for suspects but also trying to figure out a motive. >> everyone is so young too. baltimore's mayor mentioned the focus on getting illegal guns off of streets. this seems to be a big problem even just across the country. what are they going to do to crackdown on these guns in their city? >> reporter: there are a couple things. they say they have been a

investigations in wichita >>> welcome back right. after shot by a sheriffs deputy overnight. alameda county sheriffs department held a press conference. a spokes woman says the shooting followed a pursuit of suspected stolen car on a 80 and an altercation with a chp officer. this happened on 163rd avenue. two other people are in custody. the law enforcement officers involved are said to be doing okay. >>> let's take a live look outside. we are enjoying some cooler temperatures this morning. it's going to feel a little bit better outside. >> for the daytime highs we are coming out of the heat wave. there is no more heat advisory. temperatures will start the progression to get back closer to average. and we've got a full moon about to set. let's get to that. >> look at that. >> looking over sutro tower, you see the moon about to go down. this is classic the way it works. the full moon happened at 4:39 this morning. you couldn't get a better alignment. it went right behind sutro tower. you can see a little bit of the marine layer as wel

it only took about 50, 50 minutes to an hour to get to wichita to have that surgery. >> reporter: oneound in the next 15 years, the world will face a shortage of 61 to you thousand helicopter pilots. becoming one is expensive. training and education costs up to $170,000. entry level pay is around 60 grand. >> frankly, from a financial aspect, the airlines are out-competing us on salaries. >> reporter: even with lucrative signing bonuses and the tens of thousands of dollars, air ambulance companies still need to convince young pilots to live in small towns. >> money's not always the answer. being where you want to be, doing the right thing, taking care of your patients and your crew is more important >> reporter: helicopters just like this one are now flying to middle and high school campuses in hopes of getting kids interested in a career in vertical flight. bret? >> bret: alicia, thank you >> former president jimmy carter and his wife rose lin carter are celebrating 77 years of marriage on this day in 1946 the u.s. navy midshipman exchanged vows with the woman he met and fell in love

paul: what y he had against wichita?her to tweet it to us jdr on fnc. that is it for this week show. thanks to my panel and thanks to all of you for watching. i hope to s see you right here next week. ♪. eric: waiting for a news conference at this hour after deadly mass shooting happened in georgia. left reports say an active shooter was still at large. hello everyone welcome to a brand-new hour of "fox news live" i have eric shawn, hello arthel. arthel: hey eric, hello everyone i am arthel neville but we are expecting an update from police any minute now. we'll take it there when it starts. they say the gunfire erupted just before 11:00 a.m. this morning at a subdivision in hampton, georgia that is about 40 miles south of atlanta, for people reportedly

jessica is first in wichita, kansas, democrat. caller: hello. thank you for your service, congressman. i would like to say a few things . i don't know we are so divided in this day and age. secondly, i would like to ask how are we going to find shelter and food for the homeless veterans? because my cousin is homeless and he served in iraq. he feels left behind, like no one cares. thank you. guest: jessica, i share your frustration. our politics are so polarized. people from detroit in the 13th district sent me to washington to get things done. my people sent me here to solve problems, make their lives better, and a lot of times political bickering, especially on cultural issues is nonproductive. we need to help with people. the issue you raised about homelessness, every american must have a place to live, a roof over his or her head. our veterans, there is a high degree of homelessness, high degree of mental illness among the veterans. veterans are those who have done so much sacrifice to keep america safe, to bring peace to america. we owe it t

abby ray of our wichita, kansas station has the story. >> sunflowers as far as the eye can see. >> one couple's love story leads them to a field of flowers. >> lee wilson decided to farm a different kind of crop than he usually does this season for a very special reason. >> we're celebrating our 50th wedding anniversary, august 10th, and you know, what's a guy get his gal on her 50th? >> and i put a lot of thought into it and an and she always liked sunflowers and i thought this is the year to plant sunflowers. so we planted her 80 acres of sunflowers is just how many sunflowers is that exactly? >> there's about 1.2 million flowers in this field. >> that's 15,000 flowers per acre. >> lee planted the field back in may secretly with the help of his son. so his wife, renee, would be surprised. >> made me feel very special. and it's it can been a more perfect anniversary gift than a field of sunflowers. >> the pair has been together almost their entire lives, but we met in high school. >> she couldn't date till she was 16 and i called her on her 16th birthday. and that's when we started da

he needed brain surgery which was devastating 2 1/2 hour drive away in wichita. >> where i was a lifteddy by boeing in 15 years the world will face a shortage of helicopter pilots. becoming one is expensive. training, education costs up to $170,000. entry level pay is around 60 grand. >> frankly from a financial aspect the airlines are outcompeting us on salaries. >> reporter: even with lucrative signing bonuses in the tens of thousands of dollars, air am plans companies still need to convince young pilots to live in small towns. >> money is not always the answer. being where you want to be, doing the right thing, taking care of your patients and crew is more important. >> reporter: there are all sorts of recruitment programs out there, cheryl, one in utah is pretty cool where the helicopters go out to middle and high school campuses, land on the campuses, trying to get students excited about the idea of a career in vertical flight. cheryl: thank you, alicia acuna live from that report in denver. foxconn has just ditch ad $19.5 billion semiconductor joint venture with indian metals with

in wichita, police seized eight firearms close to the scene which appears to be a club.custody. the shooting in baltimore took place at an annual neighborhood block party. nbc's marissa joining me now from outside one of the baltimore hospitals where victims are being treated there. there was, that welcome. what more are you learning? >> alex, just to summarize some of what we know as of this morning, we know that there were 13 victims, including two dead, 28 others injured and several of those injured in critical condition as of this morning. in fact, within the last hour, we had a chance to speak with someone who says they are a family member of one of those shot. she says her niece was shot twice, 16 years old. but by the time she got there, her niece was already discharged. you can imagine with this many victims, how many family members are scrambling to find more information on their loved ones. we know this is not the only hospital where people were taken. certainly, a chaotic scene here today in baltimore. so, just to lay out the scene, this happened according to

. >> y una persona fue detenida en relaciÓn a otro tiroteo en un tiroteo en un club nocturno en wichita 4 armas de fuego. y en washington busco a a los responsables de detonar tres artefactos explosivos, revelaron las imÁgenes de uno de los sospechoso que huyÓ, los explosivos fueron detonados frente a una sucursal bancaria en una tienda de zapatillas y el tercero tipo cÓctel molotov a un supermercado. no hubo heridoes. >> el departamento de trabajadores visitarÁ este parque de diversiones que cerrÓ sus montaÑas rusas luego que un hombre grabÓ el desplazamiento de una viga y lo mostrÓ al personal del parque inicialmente no cerraron la atracciÓn. el hombre tuvo que acudir al departamento de bomberos para reportar la grieta y fue ahÍ que lo tomaron en cuenta. >> pasamos al sur de california donde miles de empleados de hoteles en el centro de los Ángeles abandonaron su trabajo esta madrugada el paro incluye a cocineros, lavaplatos, recamareros, y personal de atenciÓn de hoteles, vemos quÉ llevÓ a este paro laboral. >> marÍa que trabaja como recamarera hace 30 aÑos se uniÓ a un paro de 15.00

>> we don't know exactly how many, but we do know more than one person was shooting and police in wichita, kansas, are now investigating a mass shooting at a nightclub early sunday morning that left eight people with gunshot wounds. >> two others were hurt during the panic that followed the gunfire. police say one person is in custody. according to the gun violence archive, as of july 2nd, more than 21,000 people have died from gun violence in the us. >> this is our kids. i have a 20 year old daughter. i it has to stop somewhere. that could have been my child. >> it's just really hard to see there. and sadly the numbers from baltimore actually mirror chicago's numbers over the weekend in the windy city, three people were killed, 31 were shot in france. >> president emmanuel macron is meeting with lawmakers today to try to figure out how this week's protests got out of control. the talks come just a day after the grandmother of the teen whose killing sparked the rioting called for the violence to stop. and she told a french tv station that she is angry at the officer who shot her grandson,

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. >> reporter: in wichita, kansas, another mass shooting, this time at a nightclub. >> the music cut off. all we hear is shots. >> reporter: police say at least four guns were fired inside of a club leaving at least nine shot and two people trampled as they tried to escape. everyone survived, and so far one person is in custody. >> we're going to find out how firearms got into this club and who is responsible for bringing them in there. >> reporter: according to the gun violence archive, there have been at least 338 mass shootings nationwide in 2023. now back to that baltimore shooting, wendy, not only are police still looking for suspects, but also for a motive there. the mayor is also trying to crack down on illegal guns in the city. back to you. >> jarred hill in new york. thanks. >>> severe storms packing torrential rain and damaging winds are set to slam parts of the south and northeast today. that after extreme weather hammered new mexico yesterday. you can see hail hitting this car's windshield. this was the scene in the chicago area, torrential rain triggering massive flash f

meanwhile in wichita, kansas, a mass shooting at a nightclub left eight people wounded.ers were trampled trying to escape the gunfire early yesterday, police took at least one person into custody. >> we turn now to the director of the cia, offering some rare insight into how the agency recruits spies. director burns says the attempted revolt against vladimir putin by russian mercenaries last month has provided a unique opportunity for the us intelligence community. abc's em nguyen is here to explain that. m. good morning. >> good morning, lionel. that aborted rebellion happened about a week ago, and though it ended within just hours, the cia director says it's still making an impact. and this morning, us cia director william burns capitalizing on the short lived mutiny in russia by wagner group mercenary boss yevgeny prigozhin stating russian frustrations with the war in ukraine is making it easier to recruit spies. >> disaffection with the war will continue to gnaw away at the russian leadership that disaffected an creates a once in a generation opportunity for us at ci

youth soccer national president cup which took place in wichita, kansas, from july 6 through the 11th. this is the third year in rethat they competed in the midwest regional, and this year after a runner-up finish in the regional they successfully clinched their place in the national tournament. they were one of 18 who qualified, and the only one that represented the state of iowa. these boys worked hard all year long and were able to represent iowa at the highest amateur level. i would like to congratulate every player on the team and their coach. thank you for all your dedication for making iowa and especially the first district proud. today i'd like to congratulate caitlin clark of des moines iowa for winning the national player of the year awar for her performance this past season for the university of iowa hawkeye's women's basketball team. she's a junior at the university of iowa and averaged overwhelm lm 28 points a game while leading the hawkeyes to the ncaa women's basketball championship game. while averaging 28 points a game, she also averaged seven rebounds and almost nine

triple digit temperatures are possible in the plains and midwest in the coming days from wichita to minneapolis and by week's end, temperatures near 100 for chicago. we got smoke, we got heat, then we got storms in the forecast all for the week ahead. doctors warn this heat can take a toll on your heart. a new study finds the soaring temperatures combined with poor air quality can double your risk of suffering. a deadly heart attack in arizona. it's the pavement causing a surge in patients at the phenix burn center. >> we have just been seeing a huge spike in the number of people with contact burns. you know, most people don't realize that the pavement concrete, cement, sidewalks, rocks, the temperature of those surfaces can get to be 170 to 180 degrees, which is just a little bit below the boiling temperature of water. so it only takes a fraction of a second to get a really bad burn. today phenix is expected to see its 26th consecutive day of 110 degrees or hotter. >> it hasn't been below 90 degrees in 15 days. >> as we always expect to see some of these cases. but the numbers this year are ju

follow a weekend shooting at a block party in baltimore which killed two and injured 30 and one in wichita, kansas, where bullets struck nine people in a nightclub. speaking to a teach's convention tuesday, president biden decried the violence and repeated a familiar call to action. >> congress needs to step up, pass common sense gun safety laws. >> reporter: on a weekend when the nation pauses to celebrate, people in several american cities are now mourning instead. chris pollone, nbc news. >> and there's an ongoing search for the man who stabbed a man inside a crowded levi stadium. that happened during a gold cup match between mexico and qatar on sunday. san jose police released photos of two people. this man is a suspect, the woman a person of interest. videos of the chaos on sunday are going viral. fans are seen yelling and pushing before a brawl breaks out. the stabbing happened during that fight. soccer governing body put out a statement today, it wished a quick recovery to the man who was stabbed, said it was cooperating with law enforcement. >>> a good reminder for any holiday, it

. >> tambiÉn hubo otro tiroteo en un club nocturno de wichita, de acuerdo a la policÍa de kansas, siete personas saliendo del lugar, las autoridades creen que se usaron 4 armas de fuego y de momento no hay detenidos. de momento hay un detenido. pasamos al sur de california porque miles de empleados de hoteles abandonaron su trabajo esta madrugada iniciando la que podrÍa ser la huelga de trabajadores hoteleros del paÍs en la historia reciente, vamos a ver quÉ llevÓ a este paro laboral. >> marÍa que trabaja como recamarera hace 30 aÑos se uniÓ a un paro de 15.000 trabajadores para demandar mejores salarios y beneficios. >> queremos un contrato justo para nuestros compaÑeros, mantener la aseguranza y un sueldo digno que nos de la posibilidad en algÚn momento de comprar casa. >> la huelga es parte de una serie de acciones laborales en la segunda metrÓpolis mÁs grande de la naciÓn en que segÚn los manifestantes los costos de vida han hecho difÍcil a muchos sobrevivir, ella es asistente de cocina y madre soltera. >> ahorita me estÁn pagando 25 la hora, casi 25 la hora y no, no es suficiente p

there was another mass shooting overnight, this one at a wichita, kansas nightclub.people were hurt there, seven were shot and two more were trampled in a rush to the exits. according to the gun violence archive, there have been 338 incidents so far this year in which four or more peoplwere shot. that is an average of nearly two a day. across france, a fifth straight night of violent riots over the fatal police shooting of a 17-year-old of north african descent. police said they arrested more than 700 protesters overnight. it's the worst rioting in france in years. the mayor of a paris suburb says he was the target of an attempted murder. his home was rammed by a flaming car. he was not home, but his wife and one of his children were hurt. french president emmanuel macron has gathered his top ministers this evening to discuss the crisis. and, in ukraine, a barrage of russian drones rained down on kyiv overnight. it was the first drone attack since wagner mercenary chief yevgeny prigozhin's rebellion more than a week ago. no one was hurt and all of the iranian-made dr

in wichita, kansas nine people were shot. in chicago, 31 people were shot with three killed over the weekend. this, as highland park, a chicago suburb prepares to mark the solemn one-year anniversary of the mass shooting at a july 4th parade that left seven people dead. >> it will never not be here and not think about what we went through. >> reporter: while preliminary numbers show overall homicides appear to be coming down from the record highs seen during the height of the pandemic, mass shootings are on the rise. so far this year, there have been 340 mass shootings. continuing an upward trend that started in 2020. >> this is a truly heartbreaking reality. unfortunately, we see this time and time again a holiday weekend, a weekend ending in gunfire. >> reporter: on independence day, there are worries that more violence will come >> i implore everyone to please be safe, think of those around you and the lives you could potentially impact if you make a wrong choice >> reporter: according to the gun violence archive database,

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>> reporter: a good samaritan and two officers rushing to rescue a man submerged in a wichita lake joshn he noticed something was going on he ran into the water while his daughter called 911. >> it was just a mad dash to do anything you think of. to try to get him out as fast as you can. >> reporter: minutes later, deputy clinton harris sees the scene from the highway and immediately pulls over deputy nathan kingery joins moments later. >> he started running down the hill and so i immediately saw what he was running to. >> reporter: the officers jumping into action, breaking windows, and trying desperately to safe the victim from drowning with hicks' help, they eventually pull the unresponsive man from the van, giving him life-saving cpr until the ems arrives. the victim at the hospital in stable condition. >> i don't know if you could do anything differently it happened so fast and time seems to stand still when it's all happening. >> reporter: officers say hicks was in the right place at the right time to change what could have been a tragic outcome. >> that dude being there was no ac

near 100 in wichita. dangerous levels of heat, and regardless of what happens, it looks like july is a month that will be the warmest month on record. linsey. >> long summer ahead. rob, thank you. >>> now to those raging wildfires in greece and the escape from the vicious flames. thousands of tourists to escape in what is the largest wildfire evacuation effort in the country's history. those flames fueled by a heat wave now sweeping across europe. marcus moore in the fire zone again tonight. >> reporter: tonight, the largest wildfire evacuation in greek history, as flames tear through parts of the country for a seventh straight day. >> it is horrendous. i have never been so scared in my entire life. >> reporter: 19,000 tourists fleeing rhodes island. some with just a suitcase and bathing suits. >> everyone screaming and shouting and crying because people couldn't even get on the flights yesterday and we're desperate to get home. >> reporter: tonight, the stunning before and after satellite images, from a

. >> first up in the crime round-up, pitch a -- wichita, kansas saw a shooting at a night club. police have arrested one suspect so far. they say they have been to called to that particular night club about a dozen times this year. bizarre story out of indianapolis where a man tried to rob a woman and then forced her to friend him on facebook. he later messaged her that she was too pretty to rob. he paid back the cash he stole. he asked if they can meet up. she said she has a man. police charged him with armed robbery. a thief broke in the fine wine shop in venice, california. the suspect cut a hole above the cellar and dropped from above. the suspect cleaned out the owner's rose. more than 600 in total. some of those wine were worth five grand a pop. >> i'm shocked. this thing happened. all my collection over the last 17 years. lot of things are hard to find now. everything is gone. there's nothing left. >> police are now looking for additional victims of this suspect, caught on camera assaulting an elderly man in baldwin park, california. in the suspect punched the victim from

we have strong storms moving through wichita right now. also heavier downpours.at the airports. denver could even see some of those stronger storms. within this orange area, we could see wind gusts over 60 miles an hour. this cold front is very, very slow to move east ward. out ahead of it, that's where we have our warmer temperatures. we could see record-breaking temperatures in some areas. we have heat advisories and heat warnings in effect. in the pacific northwest, the southwest, parts of the plains, parts of the northeast and parts of the south, too. that's what i mean where it is scattered heat all across the country. tucson with a high of 109. close to a record. then you go up into parts of new england where we'll see temperatures close to 90 degrees and 90s along the gulf coast, too. >> thank you. >>> overseas now, another round of royal pageantry for king charles today and his family. molly hunter joins us from buckingham palace with more on why this day holds such a special meaning. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. that's right, coronatio

in wichita, kansas, at least seven were shot. and people were trampled.had more than shootings in the u.s., more shootings than days this year. city leaders broke ground on an affordable housing complex that has been years in the making. it was once a mcdonald's and will now be an eight story complex, likely to include a childcare center, retail and community space. a table runner long stanyan street across -- it long stanyan street. kuma are hoping to avoid making cuts to staff and programs as they face budget restrictions. the school will have $1.28 billion to spend the 42,000 students in the upcoming school year, about 20's $8,000 per child but officials say it is barely enough because student costs have increased. it will also have to cover salaries, pensions, and more. all of this as san francisco unified lost many students in the past five years because of the pandemic. filion co. what we are learning about a malfunction that left riders trapped upside down for three hours on a roller coaster. kumasi: looked at the big board. the new york stock exch

in wichita, kansas, nine people are recovering after a shooting at a nightclub there.ened last night. seven people were shot and two others were hurt after being trampled by the crowds. police say luckily no one was killed. the person is in custody, believed to be at least one of the shooters. >>> time to take a live look at the capitol. the new laws enables the victims to sue the gun manufacturers or the stores if they did not follow their law. for example, by not performing the background check and selling a gun to someone who otherwise would not be eligible to buy one. to fight for ordinary people who have taken no responsibility for putting all these weapons of mass destruction on our streets. >> reporter: the new law is after the similar laws in new york and is likely to face legal challenges that gun rights advocates have seen. but he is confident that it will stand up to legal scrutiny. >> this law is based on the court proceedings, that really says that the states, they had the right to hold gun manufacturers liable. >> reporter: another new law will target the

in kansas, seven people were shot and two others trampled after a shooting inside a nightclub in wichitamorning. one person, who is suspected of being at least one of the gunmen, was taken into custody. new at 11:00, u.s. treasury secretary janet yellen is headed to beijing later this week. her trip will be part of ongoing efforts by the biden administration to improve communications with china. yellen will be the second cabinet member to travel to china this month, after secretary of state antony blinken in testimony before congress in april. yellen stressed the importance of maintaining ties with china. yellen will not meet with the chinese president during her trip, but biden says he hopes to meet with him soon. tesla is reporting a record spike in car sales compared to a year ago. the company says second quarter deliveries rose 83% from a year earlier. that is after cutting prices several times on its four electric vehicle models. tesla reports selling a record 466,000 vehicles worldwide from april through june, nearly doubling the number from a year ago. the vast majority of the sal

. >>> and also, there were four firearms used inside of that club in wichita, kansas, and one person is in custody there. >>> and now, there was an exchange of gun fire in a hospital where officers arrived at a disturbance call, and today, there is going to be a remembrance ceremony at the highland park hospital where there were svictims who will be honored. >>> for america to be the land of the free, and there is no path without mistakes, the usa still gave a powerful dream where the darkness of the lawlessness now reigns, freedom will one day shine. >> while he is delivering that message, russia is striking the eastern ukrainian city of kharkiv, and they say that 180,000 russian troops have been deployed to the eastern part of the country and this is an unusually high number. >>> and now, there is not independently verified video to show that the drones have been deployed, but we are looking at video that some activity has been deployed, but what are the russians saying? ben wedeman. >> they are saying that some type of drone or some type of damage has bun sustained, but there is n

in wichita, kansas at least seven people suffered gunshot wounds and two others were trampled at a masstinue search for answers and baltimore were multiple gunman are believed to have opened fire at a block party. 28 shot, at least two killed. speaking to a group of educators on the fourth of july, president joe biden urged congressional republicans to pass gun safety reform to protect the nation's schools and communities. >> banning assault weapons, high-capacity magazines, extensive background checks they are part of the answer. >> in a statement the president doubled down on his call for tougher gun laws, and recognized illinois's ban on assault weapons after 10 people were killed at a shooting i highland parkn -- shooting highland park last year. the offering money for -- the gun violence archive which distracts, -- which tracks u.s. mass shootings is already counting 140 mass shootings, more shootings then days so far this year. kumasi: still ahead why a federal judge is eliminat limitg biden administration when it comes to working with social media companies. julian: these riders

. >>> another mass shooting to update you on, this one in wichita, kansas. officials there say seven people were shot and wounded inside a night club. two others were injured when they were trampled as the crowd tried to flee. officials say that a quick police response likely prevented more violence and saved lives. >> if it hadn't been for their professional response, this would have been a much more serious incident and i have no doubt there would have been loss of life and as we continue into this holiday weekend, again, alcohol and firearms do not mix. >> police say they detained one person for questioning, though they have not publicly identified any suspects. >> meantime in atlanta police there say they discovered several incendiary devices after an overnight fire burned multiple police motorcycles at the department's training academy. officials tell cnn emergency crews found the motorcycles in flames in the academy parking deck around 2 a.m. crews found these incendiary devices only after the fires were put out. officials didn't give any details as to

. >>> seven people were shot, two others injured during a shooting at a nightclub in wichita, kansas, over the weekend. pleats say at least four frarmts frarp -- four firearms were used. in indiana, a police sergeant and suspect were killed in not exchange of gunfire at a hospital. officers had initially arrived on the scene for a disturbance call. today at 11:00 a.m., there will be a ceremony remember could the victims from the shooting at the highland park july 4th parade one year ago that left seven people dead and dozens more injured. >>> now to the continued violence in the middle east where a car ramming attack in tel aviv has left at least eight people injured. according to police, a driver rammed into pedestrians standing in a shopping center, then got out of the car to stab people. police say an armed civilian then shot and killed the attacker. this comes one day after israel launched its largest military operation in the west bank in more than two decades. the palestinian authority says the violence in jenin has killed ten people there, almost 100 others have been injured. h

police in wichita, kansas, say one person is in custody after a mass shooting over the weekend at a nightclubn people were shot and wounded two were trampled. >>> one person has died another seriously injured after a single-engine plane crashed into a resort in myrtle beach, south carolina. officials say four people were on board. >>> thousands of hotel workers in southern california are on strike just as the tourism season heats up they are seeking better pay, more benefits and better contributions. >>> a bus load of migrants has arrived in los angeles from texas. it's the second bus sent to l.a. without notice. cnn's camila bernal has more. >> reporter: these are 41 migrants that we're told are tired but have a sense of relief to be here in los angeles. 41, 11 in the group were children. and these are people coming from a number of different countries including cuba, belize, colombia, venezuela, nicaragua, el salvador and others. and a lot of these people i'm told told they were coming to los angeles. a lot of them having sponsors or family members here in los angeles. and also have immigra

there is another mass shooting overnight to tell you about, this one in wichita, kansas. police say seven people were shot and wounded inside a night club. two others were hurt when they were trampled trying to escape. officials say a quick police response likely prevented more violence and saved lives. >> it it f it hadn't been for t professional response, this would have been a much more serious incident and i have no doubt there would have been loss of life. and as we continue into this holiday weekend, again, alcohol and firearms do not mix. >> police say they detained one person for questioning but they've not publicly identified any suspects. >> we want to pivot now to some of the severe weather affecting much of the country this 4th of july holiday weekend. flash flooding in chicago today leaving several cars underwater, temporarily shutting down part of i-55 this afternoon. heavy rain in the area causing delays for a chicago cubs game and a nascar event that was planned in the city. millions more are at risk of severe weather today, including damaging hail and tor

triple digit temperatures are possible in the plains and midwest from wichita to minneapolis. by the end of the week, temperatures near 100 degrees for chicago. doctors won this could take a toll on your heart. a new study finds soaring temperatures combined with poor air quality can double your risk of suffering a heart attack. in arizona, the pavement is causing a surge in pavements -- causing a search in visits to the burn center. >> we have seen a huge number of people with contact burns. most people to realize that the pavement, concrete, rocks temperature can get to 170 or 180 degrees. it only takes a fraction of a second to get a bad burn. jobina: phoenix is expected to see its 26th consecutive turn of 116 -- consecutive turn of 110 degrees or hotter. it is hurting people's wallet with soaring air-conditioning and now gas prices are rising. some states have seen a rise of $.17 per gallon due to a rise in oil prices and what experts say are heat related delays at refineries. water temperatures in the 90's off the coast of florida could fuel stronger hurricanes further im

. >> reporter: a short time later another mass shooting in wichita, kansas. 7 people wounded in a nightclub. all are expected to survive and police have one suspect in custody. there have been a staggering number of mass shootings this year. 338. >> this is a societal problem that we're dealing with. this is insanity. this cannot, cannot be the society that we are expected to live in. >> reporter: baltimore's weekend shooting now the second highest victim count so far this year. >> enough is enough with this. we're losing our children. these are babies. we're losing them to gun violence. >> reporter: now, police say they believe there may have been at least two shooters. still no word on a motive or suspect. many in this community say this is an annual event that typically draws a large police presence. why that didn't happen this go-around police say will be part of an ongoing investigation. >> so painful we are talking about yet another mass shooting. thank you so much for that. >>> police in washington, d.c., are searching for a suspect this morning after three businesses were damaged by

triple digits in las vegas, phoenix, alba quirky, and wichita, 102. your heat index is 106.w. and baltimore 90 degrees, 93 in cincinnati, and chicago feel like 96 once you factor in the humidity and that summer swelter continues and friday 99 degrees, and again, jonathan, it is just so hot. we're looking at heat indices well over 100 degrees in some spots. >> i'll note there's been great reporting in the associated press with the impact of the heat in feeengs arizona, and people really questioning whether this is sustainable. michelle grossman, thank you so very much. >>> still ahead here on "way too early," the latest in the growing unrest in israel after that country emphasis parliament passed a law limiting the power of its supreme court. we'll be right back with that. t we'll be right back with that. n, and you know i didn't. it makes my running shoe look like new! it's amazing. it's so good. it makes it look like i have magical powers. magic eraser and sheets make cleaning look easy. very much. very much. are you a new at&t customer looking to upgrade your phone? you're

this one at a nightclub in wichita, kansas. seven people shot there.olice say two others were hurt when they were tramp you led as people tried to run away from the gunfire. police detained one person for questioning but no suspect has been identified. >>> now, from oregon all the way to north carolina, people across the country are bracing for blistering heat. a dozen heat records were shattered saturday and even more could be smashed in the days ahead. temperatures could top 120 degrees in some places. >> that combined with the severe storms moving into the mid-atlantic could make for a dangerous holiday weekend. cnn meteorologist allison chinchar joining us now. allison, we are already seeing some strong storms this morning. where are they? >> pretty much the same place that we saw them at this same time yesterday morning. the ohio valley is going to be the target point at least for the next hour or so. then we are also going to start to see those spread east. we have some additional showers in portions of the northeast, the great lakes region and t

. >> i was airlifted it only took about between 50 minutes to an hour to get to wichita to have the surgery air ambulance he knows he would not be here today. stuart: thank you very much indeed, changing the subject, an op-ed in the boston globe a physician at yale university says doctors should wear body cameras to catch racist staff. i think we could get reaction to that from doctor marc siegel who joins us now. should doctors be wearing body cameras? >> no, the whole doctor-patient relationship is based on trust, on intimacy and disclosure in patients feeling comfortable releasing secrets to doctors that they trust, if you don't trust your doctor, get another doctor, don't record them. in the national health service on the other side of the pond they have the opposite view they did a survey that found that 26% of encounters between patients and staff and doctors led to harassment of doctors or abusive doctors and their using body cam's for their surgeries to see when a patient says to put them in ambulances. i'm against that to. i am used to as a doctor patients are ill and they're not f

wichita falls near 110 degrees. this isn't ending any time soon. no relief in sight. areas are going to stay very warm, chris, right through the end of this week. >> bill karins, thank you. i'm sure we'll be seeing you throughout the week. >>> the extreme heat in arizona has super heated some sidewalks to 180 degrees. coming up next hour, i'll talk to a doctor who has been treating patients in the arizona burn center. but first, ron desantis back on the trail today with new warning signs that his campaign is having some financial problems. we're back in 60 seconds. my frequent heartburn had me taking antacid after antacid all day long but with prilosec otc just one pill a day blocks heartburn for a full 24 hours. for one and done heartburn relief, prilosec otc. one pill a day, 24 hours, zero heartburn. age is just a number, and mine's unlisted. try boost® high protein with 20 grams of protein for muscle health versus 16 grams in ensure® high protein. boost® high protein. now available in cinnabon® bakery-inspired flavor. learn more at boost.com/tv >>> some warning sig

feels like 106 in wichita, 109 in st. louis, 105 in nashville and really warm in phoenix.y spots across the east, it will feel like 107 tomorrow. like 99 in new york city. i extended out a bit earlier and it feels like the wet blanket on you. and that is where it is really taxing. so nice to see president biden asking for that alert hazard because we're looking at people who need to be outside. police officers. firefighters, farmers who need to be outside, so we need to have that in place that protect them. we have the heat in place and humidity in place, two triggers. and the front can trigger storms. heavy rainfall is part of the climate connection too. we could see flooding with these storms. and so this is what it looks like right now in the northeast. all these bright colors here indicating where we have the heavy downpours especially the red. we're also looking at a lot of lightning indicating that we have a lot of energy to the storms. where you see the orange boxes, that means that severe weather is happening. the yellow is a watch box so you need to prepare for th

kansas, police say seven people were shot and two others trampled after a shooting at a nightclub in wichitaesterday morning. one person suspected of being on of the gunman was taken into custody. kumasi: more migrants from texas are now in los angeles. this is the second bus to arrive from the southern border after greg abbott announced his statement to sending migrants to the city. 41 asylum-seekers percent and saturday they were welcome by a network of nonprofit and immigrant right roots. they say they will likely be in this area for a while. >> the immigration court system is backlogged. in los angeles there are 100,000 open cases. because of that, court dates can be pushed out. the first one can be several months from now. kumasi: los angeles mayor karen says her mass -- her office immediately works to assist the migrants on their arrival. julian: there are new a at -- new allegations against former president donald trump. sources confirm that he pressured arizona governor at the time to overturn the state 2020 election results. this was first reported by the washington post. they say h

and wichita, kansas, the other day having a shooting outside of a nightclub. this is happening again and again and it can be prevented. i think the thing that is most interesting for most of us mayors who i talked to all the time, we are not looking to be extreme. we are looking to -- concealed weapons. something that consistently existed in the early 2000s in the 1990s. we are looking to background checks the sort of thing that happened after the -- 30 years ago. and that is what is essential for us or else we will keep seeing lives changed, people killed on the streets of our communities. i will make -- fewer shootings this year in new york city than many years recently. part of that has led to the fact that they have a lot of gun related arrests. in a place like kansas city we can take those arrests because we have got rid of almost all gun laws. -- it is troubling, it is going to continue to lead to loss of life on our streets. >> now critics have gone up control measures often point to the moderates in major cities. like new york. as evidence that expandi

. >> where i was airlifted it only took between 50 minutes to an hour to get to wichita to have that without that air ambulance he wouldn't be here today. >> bill: what a story it is. nice to see you live in denver today. what have you got? >> dana: before we go. more than a dozen states getting the chance to see the northern lights on thursday. a solar storm is making them visible in making them in places further to the south. expected to be brightest between 10:00 p.m. and 2:00 a.m. i don't know if you'll be awake at that time. >> bill: we could set the alarm if you could guarantee it was on the horizon, i think it's worth it. >> dana: it's pretty cool. good to be back. are you happy to be here? >> absolutely. july in new york city ain't so bad just yet. not too hot. if it gets steamy we have issues. >> dana: how is the pollen? we ask every day. we have to ask every day. harris faulkner is up next. "the faulkner focus" is here. >> harris: fox news alert. who left the coke out? it has the press secretary in hot water. karine jean-pierre accounting of the biden family's whereabouts b