the costs of dental work can still be out of reach so enter moeller city as it is known down near yuma arizona. to go to moaners rate here in mexico city mexico. well it shows you the power of the lobbyists in washington they represent. the dental association and the pharmaceutical companies that not only do have an opiate crisis in america killing of thousands of people every month or so you've got people walking around no tooth no teeth to those trying to go and don't go. around them or america are. going to die. it's quite shocking but it seems the pharmaceutical companies one of the executives get by themselves huge bonuses executive bonuses are what matter not people's health get that money in mexico there's a slightly different approach to people's well being they think health care is maybe part of a package of human rights and of course they're right about that but the culture is richer it's deeper well actually you know and dental health care is something that a lot of western governments including the u.k. and much of europe the united states it's often not even covered in the

>> they're obviously not catching the 310 to yuma. >> i wouldn't say that about the rail lines. >> thatuse an amtrak passenger train is coming. the gates start going down. their lights start flashing. and yes, off in the distance, that dratrain is nearing. at this point the car is stuck. >> you can see all the smoke front right. you've got to assume one of the wheels is just spinning. >> the good thing is that conductor saw this with enough distance to be able to break and bring that train to a stop. and fortunately it was on the other tracks also. nobody was injured. here's the best part. or worst part depending on your perspective. as soon as the train stops, that driver is finally able to somehow get unstuck, drive over that track, and they take off. >> so they're going to get a ticket or a fine, right? >> doesn't sound like they'll receive a citation for this. but this video was released to remind everybody on theed rooz road to be safe. >>> that's a mac1. his all time favorite car. dad gets inside and he is impressed. because his son pulls in the driver's seat and starts to tell hi

facebook successfully completed a second test of it's internet drone in yuma arizona.st drone that they tested last year crashed. this newer version had significant improvements. facebook eventually plans to use the drone to beam internet signals to parts of the world that don't have internet connections. >>> the san francisco sheriff's department is teaming up with google to reach high school drop outs. they launch aid pilot program yesterday that sends classrooms, mobile classrooms to neighborhoods in san francisco, san mateo and alameda. adults who have dropped out can attend class inside a bus that has computers, wifi and a library. >> we have learning centers for two blocks away in rival gang territories where students can't cross the street out of fear of already safety. the project is an attempt to solve that problem. >> students who participate in the program do so as independent study. three times a week. the classes can be used as credit toward getting a high school diploma. >>> the shift to online buying is changing the future of staples. the office supplies

facebook says the aircraft flew for an hour and 46 minutes before landing near yuma, arizona, with just a few scratches on it. >>> the phrases affordable housing and palo alto don't often go together, but a new complex on el camino real has just the kind of in expensive apartments desperately needed. one bedroom units at mayfield place cost 1,000 bucks a month. three bedroom units go for less than 1,700. people that just moved in are relieved to be living near their jobs. >> i spent actually a lot of time commuting back and forth, two hours plus and searching for affordable housing opportunities for myself and my family. >> and that is really important to allow the people that work in our grocery stores, that work in retail shops, that have the small businesses that are the fabric of the community. >> the complex is already full and there is now a waiting list. appear cans must be within certain income ranges to qualify. >>> at the other end of the spectrum is this two bedroom house in san francisco that just hit the market. asking price? $7million. it's on 21st street in noe valley wit

as we go into saturday, fresno 101, redding 108, yuma 110. factor's day, record highs 102 sacramento, we're expected to smash that, 108. as mentioned, we're going to continue with this right into monday and tuesday. phoenix 119 on monday and the forecast for tuesday looks to be close to that 122 all-time record in the valley of the sta to get scorching, not too cool either. look at san angelo today, 105. >> who doesn't like a good stunt as we head into the weekend. the wallenda family at it again. erendira wallenda was tangling from her teeth, 300 feet above the rushing water. she broke the record set by her husband when he was suspended 250 feet in the air. she says take that. this was the fifth anniversary of her husband's tightrope walk across the falls. >> i could barely get a bag of chips open sometimes with my teeth. never mind that. that is impressive. thank you. >>> just ahead, a tribute to adam west. plus president trump made a move that every immigrant will want to hear about. you're watching "early today." if you've got a life, you

among the masses, ifound the youngest attendee — ten—year—old yuma, who had come all the way from melbournelike, my ideas into reality by programming and making apps. so this is my most recent app, which i published six days ago. so you can click anywhere to place a block. and your goal here is actually to get the highest tower blocks. so you are obviously much younger than everybody here? yes. so what do you want to do when you grow up? are you going to carry on making apps? i want to be a turtle. you want to be a turtle? i'm joking! i mean, why not? i don't know. how can ijust turn myself into a turtle and grow a shell? and become green. iamjoking. i would like to create apps i can revolutionise the world. and i also want to teach the world coding and get them into coding, so they can actually improve all the technology we have and make technology a whole lot better. a young man destined for great things, i'm sure. think robots and maybe you'll picture something like this. or this. but what about robotic muscle and smart materials that could act as human skin, or clothes that rehabilitate

when you are guiding a company as to what to do, yuma -- you want to make sure everything is fair andable and to keep the concerns of the shareholders in mind. what youect to uber, would want to see is more independent directors join the board. act in directors must the best interest of the shareholders. as you add more shareholders -- more independent directors, the actions of the board become more focused on actions that benefit the company as a whole. that is not to say the founders acting with these class b common shares are not acting in the best interests of the company. the argument has always been that allowing the founders to maintain control over the company will allow the company to continue to push forward on the business plan which is the basis for why everyone has invested in the company in the first place. it is a very delicate balance. having more independent board members is a very important step. caroline: we will see how that continues to unfold as we get more news of the eric holder report. newcomer has been following this story for us. nanette heide, thank you. th

. >> his name is yuma. >> reporter: then there's this little guy. 5,000 developers at this year's conference, and apple ceo tim cooke put a 10-year-old on the screen and reviewed his new app. >> he couldn't wait to see my next app. it was amazing to actually meet a very cool guy. >> reporter: that home pod will ship starting in december. the price, $349. in san jose, scott budman, nbc bay area news. >>> okay, in just the past few minutes we learned a grass fire in orinda is now 100% contained. fire investigators say it started at 3:00, just before rush hour. it turns out a car caught fire on the shoulder of 24. the flames jumped the grass and burned 20 acres before firefighters could get a handle on it. >> announcer: now nbc bay area's microclimate weather, certified most accurate in the bay area. >>> grass fire right there, more to come. slightest bit of relief for parts of the bay area this week. >> we're seeing the sea breeze, higher humidity levels. around the hilltops, east bay, north bay especially, we did see humidity levels down in the 20% range. you can see how the wind flow is stil

your questions and is in yuma, arizona, independent. good morning. caller: hi. actually, i have that number. i am in new mexico now. know, i just not sure where to start to comment. say, i don't know, that's a big thing for me any job that anybody does. they need to be confident in doing.ey are respecty're not, i lose or i don't have the respect for what they're doing. seriously.e them this president -- i'm an withendent, i had problems bush and cheney. at least they been in government a long time. they knew how it worked. this man every single thing he just so random and so -- ont: give us an example that. are you concerned after where 10 and one statement since london attacks. you?ing about that concern caller: first of all, i think country.abilizing our i don't think anything he says has anyybody credibility. just like they're saying in london. i don't have time for this. do thanbetter things to to listen to this man. us., he's making a fool of more than that, he's really -- know what he's doing and it's very frustrating to listen to the news and to legislato

happy to take your questions and cents patty is in yuma, arizona independent. good morning. caller: hi. actually, i have that number. i am in new mexico now. you know, i just not sure where to start to comment. i have to say i don't know, there's a big thing for me that any job that anybody does. they need to be confident in what they are doing. when they're not, i lose respect or i don't have the respect for what they're doing. i can't take them seriously. this president -- i'm an independent, i had problems with bush and cheney. at least they been in government for a long time. they knew how it worked. this man every single thing he does is just so random and so -- host: give us an example on that. are you concerned after where 10 tweets now and one statement since london attacks. anything about that concern you? caller: first of all, i think he's destabilizing our country. i don't think anything he says about anybody has any credibility. just like they're saying in london. i don't have time for this. we have better things to do than to listen to this man. okay he's making

facebook successfully completed a second test of it's internet drone in yuma arizona.for an hour and 46 minutest. landed without any problems. the first drone tested last year crashed. this one had major improvements. eventually facebook plans to use that drone to beam internet signals to parts of the world that are not connected to the internet. >>> the sheriff's department is teaming one google to reach high school drop outs. they launched a pilot program that sends mobile classrooms to neighborhoods in san francisco, san mateo and alameda county. adults can attend class inside a bus. that servessas ae equipped classroom with computers, wifi and even a library. >> we have learning centers for two block away. rival gang territory for students can't cross the street to attend school out of fear of their safety. the project is an attempt to solve that problem. >> reporter: students participating in the program do so as independent study three times a week. the classes can be used as credit toward getting a high school diploma movement voters in bay area waters are you b

by the time they get to you at yuma, marine corps are requiring three to four days before they conduct an amphibious assault. normandy, you will have 30 to 40 minutes. you ask us of, why do it this way? they have landed in north africa and in sicily. both times, they went in at night, under the cover of darkness. underent in and conditions that limited the effectiveness of enemy fire. at normandy, they did not have that. they went in as daylight was breaking. they went in at 6:00 in the morning. the question is, why did they do this? doctrines,warfare american and british, and they seem to not use either one of them in terms of the process of conducting the invasion. that is the question i explore in omaha beach. let's think about this thing. you are the first infantry division. you have been sitting any ships over 24 hours. the landing was supposed to take thee on the fifth, but weather was bad, and eisenhower decided, we will postpone it. in the shipsitting a while. finally, there is a break in the weather and eisenhower makes the decision we will conduct the landing. everybody now s

. >> the social media giant completed a sector test of the unmanned aircraft last month near yuma. a fleet of solar powered drones which will fly four months at the time bringing internet connectivity to warts of the world. >> walgreens withdrawn its 9 billion-dollar bid to buy rite-aid. the move comes after u.s. regulators. instead walgreens says it will now only buy half the stores for around $5 billion. >> amazon celebrating their yearly shopping holiday on july 11. prices on a wide variety of products. the sale lasts for 30 hours. >> ♪ >> wasn't last year's prime day a little bit of a disappointment. >> yeah, i think it was. they were doing things like tube socks. >> yeah. hopefully they do it right. >> a pack of pens. >> my husband loves those tube socks. >> now we know who bought them 'cause i think they sold out. >> annie's counting down the days. >> set my alarm and everything. [laughter] >> all right, guys, well, good news is good weather for today for the most part. maybe a storm out to the west but i think here in d.c. we keep it dry today and we got some pretty good wea

arizona, because that ridge is going to break down, the heat, yes, still very hot, 118 needles. 115 yuma as that flips through that's where the wind comes from. it also is where the cooler air comes from, burbank, 111 sunday. 79 by thursday. robin. >> see those digits. already. the latest into an airasia flight shaking for a full two hours and the pilot asked passengers to pray and made an urgent plea. david wright with the latest. >> reporter: something you don't want to hear from a pilot. pray but this happened about 90 minutes into the flight, frightening times for passengers as their airbus jet started shaking. you can see the tray tables and seats all shaking. passengers as well. this happened as they're heading back now. it took them more than an hour and a half to get back. one described it as being in a washing machine. the pilots of the airasia jet from perth, australia, to kuala lumpur pleaded with passengers to pay attention and to pray. >> please, listen to everything. our survival depends on your cooperating. hopefully everything will turn out for the best. >> reporter: upon

see some of that jet stream, that ridge setting up and this is how warm it will be on friday, 110, yuma watch these numbers soar into the 113, 115 range. some places in the desert easily 120 plus so big stuff coming your way. nature's bounty gives you all this. >>> good morning to you. i'm natasha zouves from abc7 mornings. let's gate look at our weather with meteorologist drew tuma. >> good morning, natasha. really mild out there. seeing a lot of spots in the 60s like oakland, concord. 61 in san jose. 54 in san francisco. later on today, tons of sunshine. 78 that high in oakland. going to 84 in the south bay for san jose. 74 san francisco and warmest spot lake concord to 90 degrees. >> all right. we have a major problem in the east bay. so eastbound 80 a major sig alert. all lanes still blocked due to a crash just before gilman. traffic diverted to westbound 580 instead and you can see that backup is jammed all the way back to the maze and long delays there. check out northbound 880 to oakland. the off ramps are closed for the pa rid and the rally today and expect delays there, too. >>

yuma, 116 and number approach all-time records.ht was canceled to palm springs because of heat. that's right. that's right. all that coming up. shakes riding shotgun... whoa yeah. now, the world is your diner. that's right. all that coming up. with new denny's online ordering, get whatever you want, whenever you want, now wherever you want. order at dennys.com >>> "good morning america" is brought to you by walgreens, at the corner of happy and healthy. >>> good morning, do you like the heat? let's get over to mike nicco with the weather. >> if you don't, talk to him, right? >> exactly. >> hi, natasha, around the san francisco bayshore line and the coast, a little cooler today. a lot fewer records than we had yesterday. the rest of us, the heat advisory continues until 9:00 thursday, caution if you're going to be exercising, out and about, and staying cool. it's going to be hot, and that burning sunshine. uv index very high today. sue? >> we're going to the east shore freeway, ashby avenue. we had an earlier motorcycle down in the

yuma, 116 and number as prochilo all-time records. was canceled to >>> "good morning america" is brought to you by walgreens. at the corner of happy and healthy. next! come on, come on. i haven't got all day here! it doesn't come with peppers! plat -- matt o'donnell, 7:56 a.m., monday, june 19. storms coming later, dry commute for now. here's karen rogers. >> reporter: we have a lot of accidents in traffic. 422, the third one on 422. it's blocking the right lane, but pushed off to the side. 422 eastbound at trooper, extra heavy a 14 minute jam from oaks to 202. a tractor-trailer ran into a attractive sign on the boulevard outer side rhawn street. police and emergency workers are out there, now they have to fix the traffic light, as well. heavy delays on 42. 22 minute drive from the at c expressway -- ac expressway to 295 an accident near college drive as well as 55. 1 miles per hour south coming from the shore we have slow traffic with a fatal accident involving an overturned vehicle. >> look at the clouds converging over center city

yuma, 116 and number as prochilo all-time records. was canceled to >>> "good morning america" is brought to you by walgreens. at the corner of happy and healthy. >> anchor: good morning, washington! i'm melanie hastings. breaking right now, a recovery operation under way tin potomac river. d.c. police say a body has been found in the channel between roosevelt islander and virginia shoreline. the call came in about an hour ago after a person walking nearby spotted the unidentified body a ceremony set at simpson park gets ready to reopen after last week's shooting. 5 people were injured including congressman steve scalise as they practiced for the charity baseball game. the ceremony will begin at 6:00 p.m. with a little league photo in front of the score board. hot and muggy for monday. brian, we have showers on the way. >> reporter: we do. heavy, strong severe storms possible. we're on weather alert, 19th off june. the humid is just oppressive. by mid afternoon, showers and storms will develop. the strongest, between 2 and 8 from west

see some of that jet stream, that ridge setting up and this is how warm it will be on friday, 110, yumaatch these numbers soar into the 113, 115 range. some places in the desert easily 120 plus so big stuff coming your way. >> good morning i'm matt o'donnell, 7:56 thursday, june are 15 we'll start out with a real-life obstacle which is i-95 with karen rogers. >> reporter: isn't that the truth. we started with a ventricle fire. now we have an accident blocking two left lanes, we have an ambulance, fire crews, police on i-95 at woodhaven road as we head northbound toward bucks county you're dealing with this with two lanes blocked. you can see how slowly traffic is moving from washington avenue to girard and approaching wood haven because of an accident here. you have two accidents on i-95. this is the one that's blocking lanes. southbound is not pretty, either, people are checking it out. here's a live look at i-95 you get a better sense of the southbound delay. harding highway route 40 blocked at summer road due to downed wires. >> sky6 live hd cloudy over center city philadelphia. it's

see some of that jet stream, that ridge setting up and this is how warm it will be on friday, 110, yuma watch these numbers soar into the 113, 120 plus so big stuff coming your way. >> good morning, washington! i'm melanie hastings. not is such a hot day today. here is veronica with your forecast. >> reporter: stretch of 90s over. today, mid 80s across the area. you'll notice the break in humidity, too. temperatures today, running near average, 86. also over the next couple days forecasting an increased chance of rain. it will come with a few thunderstorms through the weekend. especially on monday, could see some heavy thunderstorms. most of next week we'll see temperatures in the mid to upper 80s. first day of summer, wednesday, dc united, maybe a few sprinkles. >> reporter: on the roads we have a crash in loral that's been there for a couple of hours maryland 198, a lane rocked approaching maryland 197. also dealing can crash cleanup 2 lanes blocked at the loudoun county parkway. delays on the bw parkway. headed to cameras you can see heavy olive oils, traveling northbound,. >> thank

tomorrow, we go even further to the east, from tucson to fresno, las vegas, and yuma.n, we look at later this week. look at the next three days, going in towards the latter part of the week towards friday. triple digits all the way to sacramento. this is very dangerous. you have to check on the elderly, the pets and for god's sake, put something in the back of your car to make su nobody gerets >>> good morning. stea steamy morning. warm temperatures feel like the 90s. watch for showers and thunderstorms this afternoon. first of them arrive in the lehigh valley and then to the suburbs and then philadelphia, new jersey, and delaware, eventually at the shore. these storms could produce damaging winds and hail and lead to flash flooding this afternoon. then, seven-day forecast, drier air. starts arriving tomorrow. have a great day. >> i want hourly checks on your mom. >> check the elderly, pets and my mommy. it's tucson. they can handle some heat there. >>> just ahead, why is there a growing push to ban the sale of cell phones to your children. >>> up next on "rossen repor

tomorrow, we go even further to the east, from tucson to fresno, las vegas, and yuma.en, we look at later this week. look at the next three days, going in towards the latter part of the week towards friday. triple digits all the way to sacramento. this is very dangerous. you have to check on the elderly, the pets and for god's sake, put something in the back of your car to make sure n >>> we have to deal with this heat and we'll be fairly warm as we get a live look outside at san francisco. one of the places where it won't be sizzling we're going to see the high temperatures there reaching 83 degrees and still some 70s and 80s throughout the rest of the week for the inland valleys, dangerous heat continues after yesterday. we're still going to make it up to 102 degrees. and we're looking at highs over 100 degrees. thursday the peak of the heat by the weekend see highs in the low 90s, slight improvement over today's 102. he elderly, pets and my mommy. it's tucson. they can handle some heat there. >>> just ahead, why is there a growing push to ban the sale of cell phones

yuma, 121. palm springs, 121. las vegas will get to 116. and in phoenix, they canceled flights for american airlines. once that heat gets going, the pilots don't have what they need in their manuals to tell them how to fly above 122 degrees. so, it will be very interesting there. we're going to get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds. 'm trapped, my boss wants me here. we are not leaving without you. just go downstairs now. ♪ rapunzel?! ♪ look for my c-hr. ♪ that was fun. wait till you see where we're going. introducing an all-new crossover. toyota c-hr. toyota. let's go places. >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. seeing some clouds and fog moving into parts of san francisco this morning. as we take a live look out there, golden gate bridge, the fog will get thicker going into this afternoon. creating some cooler temperatures there. before the inland area not much relief. temperatures reach up to 103 degrees today inland and then as we go into the next several days, the temperatures reach into the 80s on thurs

yuma, 121. palm springs, 121. las vegas will get to 116. and in phoenix, they canceled flights for american airlines. once that heat gets going, the pilots don't have what they need in their manuals to tell them how to fly above 122 degrees. so, it will be very interesting there. raz, where are you? guys...i'm trapped, my boss wants me here. we are not leaving without you. just go downstairs now. ♪ rapunzel?! ♪ look for my c-hr. ♪ that was fun. wait till you see where we're going. introducing an all-new crossover. toyota c-hr. toyota. let's go places. >>> goorge. meteorologist bill henley. grab your sunglasses and leave the umbrella at home today. lead to a warm day. last warm day of spring. temperature goes up. humidity falling. wind kicks in. winds out of the west gusting to 25 miles this afternoon. low 80s for lehigh valley. sunshine and 86 degrees for delaware and new jersey warms up to 85 degrees. even the shore low 80s. bright sunny anskies for the suburbs too. have a great day. thank you. >>> just ahead, tiger woods gett getting pers

yuma, 121, palm springs, 121, las vegas will get to 116, and in phoenix, they've canceled flights for american airlines because once that heat really gets going, the plane -- the pilots don't have what they need in their manual to tell them how to fly above 122 degrees. so it's going to be very interesting there. we're headed to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds. oofrmt good morni >>> good morning, everyone. temperatures in t 60s to around 70 degrees, 67 now, 71 in arlington, forecast for today, nothing to worry about at all. full sunshine start to finish today, today the longest two days of the year, the summer solstice is tonight just after midnight. afternoon highs today will generally be in the mid to upper 80s across the area. that goes for today and tomorrow. 90s are back on thursday. >> and that is your latest weather, guys. >> all right, al, thank you. just ahead, tiger woods getting personal, what he is revealing about the professional help he's now receiving. >>> and a very disturbing story, a startling look at the the so-called overdose capital of america