up, red lights flashing sirens, screaming, something that was at the entrance of the north pole and yuma fire station. that was actually the floor of where we have a report fire in the hill trap. you drive? yes, just north of the sheriff's substation on the highway. it's traveling fast. so we never thank you very well. and that's got to be part of our blazer above the sheriff's station that is eight miles east of here that are completely fire. it's got to be all out available piece of equipment and both the city and i'll take the civilian the best engines out there myself. a new fire eight miles away, sweeping down the steep cliffside toward homes thickly clustered above the highway on the high with a magnificent pacific view, a view now obscured by brown smoke choking out the setting, bringing an early night of california riviera for old pacific coast highway. mr. height at this very moment is up on the roof with a hose wetting down his for directly across the street. these flames are roaring down topside with a tremendous rip behind them. and the firemen are on top of two apartments wh

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here's my other question, was the openness in yuma that definitely does not apply to any kind of in a child. then foreclosure, so you can see them, i see the, whichever one is the initial and you, the she did have shown is so confusing yourself the press see on there some of them . but it says some of the say of some of the websites on the most mysterious tongue, most of this and are assuming that single moist now, you know, it's your 1st name. what was, what was one of the slips, doors, unusual causal solutions load up. you know, what should the, why know the approximate thing definitely and let them know that i need to get by our furniture that way and i have to talk to him with the payment and they have the lease from the sign was stuff for the the, the the, the both of them, because of the one with the, sorry the, this is for the a large moment to close your home search for the for the what? the device you're while enemy, drones are still flying above of days. father, she has us love health services in the basement of a multi story building, wallace. i am all, most of the initial

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got them by the way, it is now, the question was the openness in yuma that that's not, that's not part of me. it kind of in a child then. but the interesting you can, single has to do with the other thing. they're showing you the seductive shanice herold conducting yourself. i see on there some of them, but it says some of the say of some of them besides some of the most mysterious. com or assume a single moist. now you know, it's just a symbol for saving the last one of the slips, doors, municipal solutions that will not be oh, shit. the i knew what i'm talking with thing definitely. and let them know that i need our battery checked. okay. and i have to leave the payment at the end of the days. so from the sign was so forth. but i don't have that the, the, the, the both of them because of the one with the, sorry, the, this is the a large moment to close your phone services the for the lower the device you are well in the me, drones are still flying above of days, father c as as love health services in the basement of a multi story building. wallace, i am all, most of all in the site a

to yuma county supervisors also endorsed harris for president. republicans are accusinger of failing to do engh to clamp down on illegal immigration in a role the characterized as president biden's border czar. border arrests have fallen from record highs last december. >> tonight we are getting a look at satellite imagery showing the rapid growth of the park fire burning north of chico. the time lapse video from the cooperative institute for research in the atmosphere shows the growth between the day the fire first started on the 24th and yesterday nearly 5000 firefighters are battling the park fire at last check more than 373,000 acres have burned, making it the sixth largest wildfire in state history, cal fire says with more resources and favorable weather, the fire is now 14% contained. fema has authorized additional federal assistance to help support the response to the fire and those affected. we have common communications, common tactics, and an incident command system, which is standardized across the state and really has greatly enhanced

well, let's go to yuma, arizona, and bring up the sports guy there. i think he's ready.the 49er, folks, training camp starts next week. and they've got a start who are can't get started. wide receiver brandon aiyuk's contract remains topic one for the niners. >> when i wake up in the morning, turn on the tv, they talking about me, i get on my phone. they talking about me. >> they'll be talking even more now after aiyuk reportedly requested a trade from san francisco. some teams have inquired about aiyuk, but the 49ers say they have no intention of trading the fifth year wideout who's set to make a little more than $14 million this season in his final year of his rookie contract. in recent year, deebo samuel and former kicker robbie gold have requested trades and both got new deals to stay in santa clara. >>> on to baseball, the best and the brightest in the game descended on texas tonight for the 94th all star game with one bay area star who put on a show on the big stage. here is giants elliot ramos and logan webb, both first-time all stars. also the first selection for

he grew up outside yuma, arizona on a farm that was homesteaded by his grandfather.e had a lot of extended family in the area. it was a stable life. not overly wealthy in any sense but very comfortable. then they lost the farm for tax foreclosure reasons. his father fell behind paying taxes. the farm ended up being taken. he was not only a migrant worker, but he had that comfortable childhood taken away from him. that sort of drove him. he talked about that partly he was doing this to get back at how he was treated and how his family was treated in the fields. the fact he did have that 12 years in comfortable family situation was important to understanding how he grew up later on. >> adrian is in san francisco. good evening. caller: good evening. i grew up in san francisco and we were all boycotting grapes at this time. how important was it that consumers were boycotting grapes? host: adrian, before we get an answer, tell us a little bit about yourself if we can get a timeframe. are you of an age that you remember cesar chavez? caller: oh yes. in fact i have a farmwo

back to yuma, matthew. —— back to you, matthew. i want to take you through some important updates. the nation. we think that in about 20 minutes, half an hour's time, we had word of that so we'll wait to hear from israel's prime minister to actually explain in a little more detail some of israel's strategy in terms of what we've seen in the last 2a hours. i will show you quickly the pictures coming in from beirut because around this time yesterday, we got word of that strike and that's the rubble and the destruction of that building. in the last hour or so we've had those reports saying the senior military commander shukr�*s body was found. and then of course the action taken killing hamas�* political leader. so let's talk about where we are with our chief or an international correspondent lyse doucet. what your assessment of where we are? in doucet. what your assessment of where we are?— doucet. what your assessment of where we are? in the past 24 hours israel has struck _ where we are? in the past 24 hours israel has struck out _ where we are? in the past 24 hours israel has stru

by the yuma area. we are also partnering with the colorado river indian tribes. we met with him last week to find new ways of farming. into me the money that we have is helping to bridge the gap here when you go to communities that are farmers behind every farm there is communities and people that suffer. your funding has been a huge help. >> i want to make sure i have time for an additional one regarding resources but we have been working together on alternative use of lands as well, but it is not just funding for severe drought that i want to highlight today. federal investment in water infrastructure as a whole has declined about 77% since its peak in the 1970s. they have began to rectify this by making investments in water structure through the bipartisan infrastructure law. we know that the funding through that measure is just a down payment. not the end-all be-all and it's critical to continue to fund water infrastructure to help water systems become more resilient to climate change. follow-up question. how can congress best help water systems continue to i

there visiting the communities it's hispanic americans that are affected by the border in places like yumad the way i saw president biden in the clip yelling at the conference yelling and screaming at black voters. if you contrast that with what vivek ramaswamy said we talked about the minority communities that are disproportionately affected by president biden and kamala harris, not just economic policies that they just talked about but illegal immigration and how that affected the community taking jobs. until the santa says until they get shipped to martha's vineyard and becomes everybody else's problem. we'll talk about this later the amount of young inspiring people on the stage last night, sarah sanders, vac, jd vance, lara trump, these are all my friends all my age. i think it's an incredibly exciting lineup. maria: sarah sanders are so fantastic, so is lara trump. a lot coming up the dow industrial cedar fence day in more than a year end investors were made up to the idea of a 2024 trump presidency and the economic benefit policies, this morning features are pulling back. we'll talk

>> that is ridiculous to read not only was eight a chief in yuma, but new orleans, el paso part of thein chief so with vice president you are canceled t to theespo president. you will receivet al the cabinen secretaries responsible for their spirit they can spend it all they want but the ill vice president and president are responsible 10 million people that have come in plus everything going on, crime, wan everything associated with the amenities. they can spin it but the realite is the vice president and president in charge to overseede all of these policies, they could have done nothing.woul so many people reported if theyn would have just left things alone they would not have a crisis and work on other issuesn what they did best, messed things up periods but when they have a plan and they followed i. chris, thank you so much. we finally seen joe biden after five days.plaulant that video next. ♪ ♪ schedule a free consultation. we planned well for retirement, but i wish we had more cash. you think those two have any idea? that they can sell their life insurance policy for cash? so th

every city from bullhead to yuma and everywhere in between, so we are really excited about our effortsion on the ballot in our state. >> where does your movement go from here? obviously we will look at november as a key milestone if this amendment does pass. where does the movement go not just to november but posted november?>> i lost our audio. >> can you hear me now? >> yes. >> where does the movement go from here? we note it is on the ballot in november. obviously if the secretary of state deems incredible there is no reason to think otherwise. when it is voted on or the amendment is voted on in november where does the movement go either way? whether it passes or doesn't. >> when we win, and i guarantee we will in november. we will probably go through a bit of a legal process as well before implementation, which would amend the state constitution to guarantee the right to abortion in our state. after we will move forward with all of these sorts of things to implement this constitutional right. i think that our partners in arizona are looking at a number of ways to ensure that it is

not only was chief in yuma, deputy chief in new orleans and el paso.rge is counsel to the number one in charge the chief. if you are the vice president, you are counsel to the president. you are overseeing the cabinet secretaries that are responsible for this. so they can spin it all they want. the president and the vice president are responsible for the 10 million people plus that have come in illegally plus everything that's going on, the crime, everything associated with the border communities, they can spin all they want. but the reality is the vice president, the president in charge of the executive branch that oversee execution of all these policies, they could have done nothing. some people have reported if they would have just left things alone, they wouldn't have had the crisis. and they could have worked on other issues. but they didn't. they went and did what they did best. and that's mess things up. >> laura: well, that's their plan. they had a plan and they followed it. chris, thank you so much. all right. coming up, we finally have seen j

joining us now is a retired border patrol chief for the yuma sector. welcome.t is your reaction to this latest incident, mexican national apparently without a driver's license crashing and killing a 22-year-old driver? >> it's troubling again. i don't think we've gone more than a week over the last several months without some kind of report of an undocumented migrant committing some kind of crime, whether assault or homicide, again it is ridiculous. the fact that he is a mexican national indicates to me he was likely one of the gotaways, 1.8 million gotaways we've seen over the last few years. typically a mexican national would be returned rather quickly. he didn't have a driver's license. new mexico gives drivers licenses to anybody. this is again another one of those failed policies and another unnecessary death as a result of it. >> mike: i want to play the perspective of the national border patrol council. here it is. >> as we know, not everybody coming in is a bad person that are looking to harm people in our country. we have enough problems as it is. we d

i was just at the southern border a few months ago, last fall, in yuma, arizona.e in line were from syria with. the next three or four were from china. and we're seeing chinese people -- listen, we have no clue if they're running from their government or if there are nefarious intentions. if you go to an american embassy around the country and see who's lined up to get a visa to try and get a green card to try and come here, then go to the russian embassy, hen go to the chinese embassy. let's compare and contrast. they're trying to get into the united states of america. they don't want to go to these type of countries. elizabeth: kamala harris is having a lot of problems with her running mate list. pete buttigieg, we just played, you know, sound from pete buttigieg earlier this hour. he just damaged kamala harris on her key campaign point of abortion claiming, quote, it makes men more free. that's pete buttigieg saying abortion makes men if free. and now you've got pennsylvania governor josh shapiro, he's emerging add a potential contender too. there's nasty news

i was in yuma, arizona on the border recently. we talked about their hospital system when they had the flood a year ago. their citizens cannot get hospital service. they had to drive 100 miles away because of the influx of illegal immigrants. there is a lot of impact on local communities and that is a different way to look at. you can talk about the illegal activity. i'm concerned on the national security threat. that is what we should be concerned about. some people it does not hit them every day. what does impact them are things they are seeing in their communities. dave: the -- are you bullish on the united states ability to deal with this even if the federal government will not do anything -- that the states -- florida, you takeover of road in florida, you takeover a road in florida and we found out they were illegal, they were there for 11 minutes. that is in stark contrast to washington to massachusetts. we have some built-in protections against some of the lawlessness. matt: first we have to get chad back into the job. it t

and yuma 112.is hot out there and dangerously hot too in the south. >> what i'm noticing there, a little bit of an update on your map for beryl, a slight bit farther north than this morning. >> that's what it's trending. southern texas no doubt is going to see the wind and rain, depending on where that landfall does set up. >> thank you. >>> still ahead, we'll dive deeper into all of this extreme weather a little later from a climate scientist. >>> plus, we're live in london after the break where an election is underway, and history could be made in america's closest ally. america's closest ally ify so you can build it better, scale it faster and sell more. much more. take your business to the next stage when you switch to shopify. ava: i was just feeling sick. and it was the worst day. mom was crying. i was sad. colton: i was diagnosed with rhabdomyosarcoma. brett: once we got the first initial hit, it was just straight tears, sickness in your stomach, just don't want to get up out of bed. joe: th

yuma, phoenix, 115 to 112. it's not the record-breaking heat.end outlook goes, this time of year you're not going to get the rain throughout many areas of the west. we have monsoonal areas of cool off, new mexico, colorado, maybe a few showers into portions of utah. as far as we go into sunday, spokane sticks out with 106 degrees possible record highs throughout the region there. we'll have a little more moisture sneaking into arizona. hopefully that will give people relief throughout the afternoon. as we head through the rest of this july, we are looking at likely for many areas of the west, the hottest july they've ever experienced. >> wow. important people stay cool. thanks for the context. we appreciate it. >>> today fans are remembering legendary comedian bob newhart. he made audiences laugh with his deadpan style. he was 94 years old. nbc news correspondent kayly hartung takes a look back. >> reporter: hey there. bob newhart made laughing cease i with his perfect timing and understated delivery. his sitcoms ran in the 1970s and '80s for ye

the words cesar chavez and well cesar chavez i mean the main thing to know about him is he born in yuma, arizona. some people make the mistake that thinks he was, you know, migratory. he's an american citizen and he was traumatized as a as a boy because his family during the great depression and had the local banks seize their farm seize their property in a very on unseemly and frankly racist takeover of their family. and it forced the chavez is to become itinerants going all over california produce and in living in this squalor and out of that experience he kept talking about self educating himself reading reading reading cesar chavez and ended up encountering saul alinsky writings was a big chicago you know a thinker about how how to create worker and poor people movements and how do you have empowerment for those without wealth. and a man named fred ross was the genius organizer of labor in california. he learned he adopted cesar chavez, catholic church. you know, as catholics as the ceremony of the communion he would carry then on protest the crucifixion of christ and and bring in m

so we can put back and not only serve california for doing the same thing in the irrigation do by yuma aware by doing the seasonal farming to line canals and be more efficient. i work with the tribes. were apartment with the indian tribes we met with last week. toind new ways of farming. behind every farm there are communities and people that suffer. uplifts people and funding from the ira huge help in the reclamation is helper quickset is great. want to make temper what additional questions seasonal farming is a great example we been working on through alternative use of battle plans as well. if that's funding for severe drought i want to highlight today. infrastructure as a whole has declined about 77% since its peak in the 1970s. congress has begun to rectify this by making transformational investments in order infrastructu to the bipartisan infrastructure law. we know funding through that measure is just a down payment is not the end all be all it is critical we continue to fund water infrastructure to up water systems become more resilient to climate change. the question she was h

look at films, he said, like 310 to yuma. the tree. she wore a yellow ribbon or my darling clementine and you'll who are the heroes and who are the villains? and in john ford's film of the searchers, the hero is one of the darkest characters in the history of the american cinema, played no less by john wayne. for the record, the films cites are based on published western fiction by elmore leonard, dorothy johnson, james horner, bÉla el alamein for, the searchers. and in the case of my darling clementine, one of several adaptation of stuart lake's biography of wyatt or much of the best western literature of yesteryear. tried to try to fall back on actual historic coal accounts. i disagree, with the burning and general excitement about, american westerns. and we enjoyed arguing about them. but he also insisted there was a tricky relationship between the best western novels and the many lesser ones that fall below the radar and were also made into films. and that the relationship between the original fiction and the celluloid is often one

billings, montana, and then for tomorrow, temperatures anywhere from 5 to 10 degrees above average for yuma vegas, 112, garden city 94. and you look right on into the weekend. rapid city, you're going to see temperatures in the 90s. wichita low to mid 90s. phoenix will see triple digits every day into the weekend. same in las vegas. that's what's going on around the country. here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. good wednesday morning i'm meteorologist kari hall. we're already starting out with some warm temperatures for what we're used to. and we're headed back to the upper 90s again, to the inland valleys in the east bay and low 90s tomorrow. so the heat continues, but will be easing up going into the weekend is looking so much better from friday through saturday. even sunday will be a little bit cooler than what's normal. and for san francisco will be in the mid 60s with more clouds and fog starting on friday. and that's your latest weather, guys. all right al thank you. coming up, who needs coupons or coupons depending on how you say it. we're going to show you the modern w