but phoenix will protect juan from another tiger. move to the private mankwe game reserve in the northwest province of south africa. the main goal of the reserve is to educate the public and conduct research on the territory. the key task of the staff is to preserve the population of white rhinoceroses in the south. charles theron knows all too well how dangerous it is to protect these rhinoceroses in the wild. the young are often victims of the illegal horn trade. the ranger is now considering removing the horns of these endangered animals. just to show how powerful they are. look at the machete mark on the skull. it's a fairly new initiative, and it seems to be paying off. the dehorned rhino, we've noticed, behaves exactly like its horned counterparts. we watch them fight, play, find a mate, in other words, behave in a completely just like the rest, rhinos. the process itself is very similar to cutting off an overgrown fingernail. for a sedated rhino, it is completely painless, but... adult rhinos are at risk during the procedure,

phoenix, a blind tigress, has to rely on her other senses. white rhinos have their horns sawed off for protection from poachers. maholoholla wildlife rehabilitation centre in houtspruit, near kruger park. maholoholla cares for the region's injured and orphaned animals. it's located right at the foot of the drakensberg mountains. the grounds are open to the public, and workers give educational tours. including a cheetah run by a member of the species called princess. but it's not all fun and games at the firm. teyata jones is an employee. that they are healthy, to make sure they can become victims of the snakes that are common in the area. teta stops at the paddock of bagheera, a temperamental and unpredictable young panther. this way, bagheera. so, meet bagheera, he's 16 months old, he came to us last january, he was 3 months old. he's from the middle leopard breeding center. the leopard breeding center closed down and bagheera was raised by a less than attentive person, but we got along from day one, he's my favorite baby, and i think we're

, and our house has burned down more than once, been torn apart into pieces, but always, like the phoenix, it was reborn. it took decades, sometimes centuries, but it was always reborn. what do we celebrate on june 12, and what should we celebrate on june 13? let's turn to history. you are watching the parliamentary hour program, we continue. cooperation with african and arab countries is one of russia's foreign policy priorities. the prospects for developing relations in the parliamentary dimension were discussed by the chairman of the state duma vyacheslav volodin with the head of the senate of the federal parliament of the republic of somalia, abdiy hashi abdullahi. the meeting with the delegation from east africa took place last week at okhotny ryad. it is important to provide legislative support for the decisions taken. great gratitude to the russian-somali state duma and the federation council for the warm welcome that was given to me and my delegation. relations have a very long history, since the time of our independence. since 1964, your country has provided us with great support

how dugino phoenix is ​​arranged, in more detail in our report. children's camp phoenix has opened in the village of dugino, sychovsky district, smolensk region, for the health improvement of children of different ages from 7 to 17 years old, the lucky ones from the first shift have already found new friends here, many exciting and... for us this is a very bright and long-awaited event, we have talked about it a lot dreamed a lot. a grand project on the smolensk land for organizing children's recreation, health improvement with the beautiful name phoenix. modern infrastructure provides comprehensive development and health improvement. the camp can simultaneously accommodate 100 children per shift. during the summer, they are planned. this project was implemented thanks to our teacher and with the direct participation of the chairman of the state duma vyacheslav viktorovich volodin, it was his idea, so we are very grateful to him for this, and we did not imagine that it would be so a large-scale, such a bright project will turn out, everything that

this is what the phoenix camp looks like, which began operating near smolensk.ject was implemented on the initiative and with the direct participation of the chairman of the state duma vyacheslav volodin. ekaterina kuzmina saw how the children spend their summer in the new camp. the first thing you notice is the scale. on an area of ​​11 hectares are located modern buildings, a summer stage, rope and chess towns, as well as a huge open-air sports complex, including a football field, volleyball and basketball. summer playgrounds , a gym, the debutants of the shift have already managed to appreciate the advantages of the camp. i didn’t expect that there was so much here, i don’t know how to plan my day to get everything done. what do you want to do here most of all? i want to play sports, learn how to provide first aid , and i want to draw. phoenix camp is located in a picturesque place, there is a private beach and equipped territory with the possibility of rafting on kayaks on the river in azusa. for children's recreation. we have a lake 300 m from the camp. won

daria alekseeva, a graduate of the boarding school lyceum phoenix.ently studying at a medical university and came to the camp to try herself as a counselor. i have something to work with, equipment , all sorts of new tools, and new ones. the same nigens , and this makes the work much easier, of course, to present all this. for the comfort of the vacationers , a large dining room was organized, and, of course, cozy rooms for residents were not forgotten. the camp has a room stock for 100 people. this is one of five buildings, which, like all the others, has two entrances. the girls live in that block, and we will go to visit the boy. there are only two rooms, each accommodating five people. there is also a place for the camp counselor, who monitors order, through these large windows, he can control everything that happens in the detachment. the idea of ​​creating a children's camp belongs to the chairman of the state duma vyacheslav volodin. he personally supervised the construction at every stage. this place of rest became part of his educational and

phoenix.the fact that the metropolis is built in the arizona desert, the abundance of lawns, artificial lakes and fountains would seem not to indicate a shortage of water. phoenix. the fastest growing city in america, it is experiencing a real high-tech boom, and it needs a lot of water. water comes to phoenix through a pipe that runs through the desert directly from lake powell, one of the largest reservoirs in the us, which is located 400 km from the city. water from there supplies 40 million people. the water level of the lake, which replenishes. predicted such a development of events with help from satellite data. we are standing at the foot of the new descent. the water no longer reaches it. it rises only to the orange barriers, so you can no longer launch a boat here. if you go to google maps and see what the point where i am standing looked like, you will see that several years ago i would be underwater. that's where it is. the united states in case of drought. the federal government wa

daria alekseeva, a graduate of the phoenix internet lyceum.t the medical university, she came to the camp to try herself as a counselor. i have something to work with, all sorts of new equipment. person, there is also a place for the counselor, who monitors order, through these large windows, he can control everything that happens in the detachment. the idea of ​​creating a children's camp belongs to the chairman of the state duma vyacheslav volodin, he personally supervised the construction at every stage. this place of rest became part of his educational and socio-cultural charity project, technological college, boarding school phoenix. our smolensk educational complex, it consists of many structural divisions, we have. in our composition kindergartens, schools, boarding schools, there is a technological college, and of course, with the opening of the camp, another such good component has been added for us , which allows us, our children, students to be occupied in the summer . the first shift not only in the summer season of 2025, but in th

the first shift not only in the summer season of 2025 , but in the history of the phoenix camp itselfl involved - this is the beginning of a long journey. noya russia country. during the summer, six thematic shifts are planned. each will be lasts 2 weeks. the camp will also be open in autumn, winter and spring . those who want to visit it not only in the warm season are already here. ekaterina kuzmina, artem medov, news. an exhibition of folk crafts opened in kazan in the faya of the kamal theatre. the exhibition is dedicated to the days of tajik culture in russia. among the exhibits are plates and ceramics. always all news is available on the media platform watch in the app or on the website smotrim.ru. and that's all for now, we are following the developments. see you there. 400 million euros for ukraine's maritime security from the netherlands ; ukrainian -made missiles suspiciously similar to tauruses, as announced by the german defense minister. this is not all of europe's announced spending on ukraine. according to the information agency, the european commission is ready to spen

the water comes to phoenix through a pipe running across the desert directly from lake powell, one ofargest reservoirs in the united states, which is 400 km away. it supplies 40 million people. the lake, which is fed by the colorado river, is at its lowest level in history. jay famiglietti predicted this development using satellite data. we are standing at the base of the new ramp. the water no longer reaches it. it rises only to the orange barriers, so you can't launch a boat here anymore. if you go to google maps and look at what the spot i'm standing at looked like, you'll see that a few years ago i would have been underwater. that's where i'm standing now. you couldn't see the other side of lake paul before. the idea was to build a reservoir. a giant reservoir, but i wouldn't recommend it, it's not sustainable in the long run, and what the government decides, decides to play big to build a reservoir, which ironically is called in honor of john paul, hence the name lake paul. for many years, the settlement project was considered far-sighted, promising for the entire west coast, but

sí, encontró la policía de phoenix a una bebé en un apartamento.e because she saw something that was suspicious. >> según la policía, fue una vecina de este complejo habitacional quien dio parte a las autoridades ya que se preocupó porque llevaba días sin ver a la mujer y a su bebé . >> open the window and they immediately saw the woman who was motionless lain on the floor of the apartment . >> policías rompieron la puerta y al ingresar vieron el cuerpo de la mujer al lado de la bebita. aún envuelta en una cobija. >> hay . >> inmediatamente la atendieron y trasladaron a un hospital en estado crítico . >> being able to mention and notify please immediately really help and saving this child's life. >> la llamada de la vecina preocupada , según dicen las autoridades, salvó la vida de la menor, ya que cuando la encontraron, lucía deshidratada y demacrada. su salud ahora ha mejorado y se espera que se recupere . la causa de la muerte de la madre aún sigue bajo investigación . desde phoenix, arizona, claudia ramos univisión . >> jeff bezos y lauren sánch

all right matt lively reporting live from phoenix. and you can catch the valkyries tonight on our sister station pix plus channel 44, cable 12 pregame coverage. well, that starts at 630. and bay area gamers were lined up early this morning all hoping to get their hands on the nintendo switch to that highly anticipated portable console went on sale today. these people waited in line at the target in colma. then they got a ticket to buy a switch. that $450 console has a larger, higher resolution screen and new social features. we talked to jacob, who says the switch two is another way to connect with friends online. >>it's just something that we get to do together and, you know, growing up, party games really became an important part of what we can do. >>okay, let's check in with darren with a look at the forecast. are you a big gamer? >>not not since i was like >>11. you had the atari 2600 or something >>like. that on nintendo. >>okay. oh, okay. yeah. and the >>nintendo. actually finished super >>mario bros. you finished. you >>broke.

phoenix finished the game on an 18 one run and went on to win the game 86 to 77. valkyries have had second half leads in each of their last 13 losses. head coach natalie nakase says it's time to learn how to finish. >>we had >>the lead, >>we had control. so it's we always talk about control, the controllables and that's something that we got to definitely put on. >>like >>that's got to be a priority is when we have the lead. we got to be able to to close >>games. >>yeah, they could be five and two if they could hold on to some of those leads. the 49 ers wrapped up ot s this week ahead of minicamp next week. and there's a lot to be excited about down in santa clara matt lively has more. >>new faces and old vets all gathered at levi's stadium for otas. san francisco had a much longer offseason than they would have liked to, so they're eager to turn the page and get after it with new pieces. >>we had a longer offseason this year. i spent plenty of time at home, and it's just been cool to be out here during a time where i could kind of relax and have some fun on the w

the phoenix children's health camp has opened in the region.sports grounds and classrooms. the territory has everything you need for an active pastime. report by ekaterina kuzmina. the first thing you notice is the scale. in a picturesque place, here is its own beach equipped territory with the possibility of rafting on kayaks on the vazuz river. for children's recreation we have a lake 300 m from the camp, wonderful nature, forest all around, fresh air all this allows children not only to get a quality rest, but also to improve their health. here children can rest and improve their health in aged 7 to 17, a school building was built especially for them, and a class is currently underway in one of the classrooms. darya alekseeva is a graduate of the phoenix boarding school, and is currently studying at a medical university. she came to the camp to try herself as a counselor. i have something to work with. equipment, all sorts of new tools, and new mannequins, the same ones, and this makes the work of presenting all this much easier, of course.

during the last two summers, the phoenix area experienced weeks at a time above 110 degrees. heat so hot it caused carbonated drink cans waiting to be loaded onto flights to ripple and even burst, resulting in some injuries to crew members. >> once it got up to 105 110, you started hearing the cans before you even saw them. you could hear them deforming. >> in an effort to address the bursting cans ahead of this summer southwest bought 60 new refrigerated trucks for phoenix and las vegas, their two hottest our summers are extending and that product is under that intense heat for longer periods of time. steve land oversees southwest provisioning team at phoenix sky harbor airport, as they stock about 200 flights a day. >> what we've experienced here in the last two years has really been very different. >> and it was happening frequently. >> it was starting to happen very frequently. >> the old trucks didn't have ac climbing in the new ones. you notice the difference cold in here. >> cool in here, very cool in here. >> the storage area is kept at a crisp 40 degrees. what's the

but while we were in phoenix, mayor brian barnett raisedhis hand .said we've got to do something about tariff's. they're hurting my people so we went to washington and mayor ginther and i met with the economic mayor of mexico and our friends from canada . and we said let's bring our brothers and sisters together . let's bring them from mexico. let's bring them from canada and let's bring them from theunited states of america. so we had our trade summit in washington dc . and we articulated, we had the mayor of toronto there, fourth largest city in north america. they came and we united our band of brothers and sisters. and agreed that we must stand firm . so we also went to canada . we heard prime minister carney say i've got $25 billion . i'm going to build 500,000 houses in canada. and we were so pleased to have our delegation mayor cantrell and mayorginther on the stage with the canadian mayors . so the question is will this government of ours undo the civil rights that i as a young man and somany of us thought for ? will they remove sexual tolera

lexi hall clutch three put phoenix up 7776. final minute now tied at 77.red the putback and was fouled. and that's it. phoenix finished the game on an 18 to 1 run, wanted 8677, a crushing blow to the valkyries who lost their fourth straight, and the record fell to two and five for the season. >>we had the >>lead, >>we had control. so it's we always talk about control, the controllables and that's something that we got to definitely put on. like that's got to be a priority is when we have to lead. we got to be able to to close games. kayla thornton, 2000 career points. undrafted in this league. how impressive is it what she's done. that's an amazing feat for her and i'm so proud of her. i wish we could have gotten the win to really celebrate that, we put ourselves in a good position to win. what more can you want from that? and we just effed up. so sorry kayla, but big congratulations to her. >>rainbow over oklahoma city. good omen for the nba finals. game one hosted the indiana pacers on attack down 1201 of the 24 turnovers. nice breakaway dunk from santa

tragedia en phoenix. un niño de nueve años le disparó por accidente a su hermanita de solo cinco.tó . el arma homicida fue un rifle ar15 que pertenece a su padre. un ex convicto escala el enfrentamiento entre el presidente trump . elon musk. el multimillonario , acusa al presidente de estar en los archivos de epstein y el presidente lo amenaza con suspenderle los contratos del gobierno a sus compañías , incluyendo las espaciales . la medida del gobierno trump de no permitir el ingreso a la mayoría de venezolanos al país repercute dramáticamente en miles de familias dentro y fuera de venezuela . la nieta del narcotraficante joaquín el chapo guzmán, se lanza al mundo del regional mexicano. dice que no se avergüenza de su apellido y quiere ser la próxima jenni rivera . >> este es noticiero univisión edición nocturna con elián zidán . >> buenas noches. no se detiene la ola de arrestos de migrantes a la salida de las cortes a la que acuden miles de personas con citas programadas en san antonio, texas. agentes de ice detuvieron a una madre junto a su hijo de solo tres años tras asistir

lexi hall clutch three put phoenix up 7776. final minute now tied at 77.ou sabally off her own miss, scored the putback and was fouled. and that's it. phoenix finished the game on an 18 to 1 run, wanted 8677, a crushing blow to the valkyries who lost their fourth straight, and the record fell to two and five for the season. >>we had the >>lead, >>we had control. so it's we always talk about control, the controllables and that's something that we got to definitely put on. like that's got to be a priority is when we have to lead. we got to be able to to close games. kayla thornton, 2000 career points. undrafted in this league. how impressive is it what she's done. that's an amazing feat for her and i'm so proud of her. i wish we could have gotten the win to really celebrate that, we put ourselves in a good position to win. what more can you want from that? and we just effed up. so sorry kayla, but big congratulations to her. >>rainbow over oklahoma city. good omen for the nba finals. game one hosted the indiana pacers on attack down 1201 of the 24 turnovers.

i just watch atlanta, miami and phoenix for that day. now we've also got the heat alert still in effect for 12 million people. it's going to be parts of the northwest with those highs near the triple digits. we've got highs across parts of southwest up to 117. so no surprise that these alerts are going to stay in place at least through tuesday. we'll see what happens beyond that. but temperatures well into the triple digits from redding to las vegas and out to tucson. today we've got mid 80s for wichita and upper 80s for 90s for charleston and charlotte. showers and thunderstorms for nashville, memphis, and little rock. today. and that's a look at your forecast. frances, back to you. okay, angie. thank you. an investigation underway after a small plane crashed shortly after takeoff in ohio, killing all six on board. the plane crashed about two miles east of the youngstown airport, in the backyard of a home in a heavily wooded area. officials say two of those on board were crew members. the other four were passengers. the plane was report

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si se fijan en phoenix 110 el martes 112.nco ciudades siente un mes adicional de calor extremo comparado en 1970. y si hacemos un viaje por el Área montaÑosa del paÍs en salt lake city, estÁn viviendo 41 dÍas mÁs de temperaturas por encima de lo que es normal en houston. es aÚn mÁs impresionante. son prÁcticamente dos meses con temperaturas por encima de lo normal. y aquÍ en miami, muchachos, ustedes lo han sentido hasta 44 dÍas, asÍ que el calor cada vez es mÁs intenso, mÁs frecuente y sobre todo es producto de la emergencia climÁtica. >> y eso que no hemos llegado al pico de la temporada. >> que es en agosto y septiembre. >> gracias carlos. y una tercer arresto en colombia en relaciÓn con el atentado al precandidato presidencial miguel uribe turbay. se trata de una mujer. ella es identificada como katherine andrea martÍnez. >> la seÑalan como sospechosa de haber participado en la confecciÓn del plan para matar a uribe turbay, cuyo estado ha empeorado hoy y ha tenido que ser sometido a una nueva cirugÍa cerebral. >> bueno, r

, en el Área montaÑosa del paÍs, 97 grados. >> muy peligrosa, sobre todo en phoenix.buenas tardes. te escuchamos. >> johanna. >> buenas tardes. lamentablemente la violencia estÁ imparable en algunas regiones de mÉxico. ejemplo de eso son las comunidades de la llamada tierra caliente en el estado de guerrero, donde los pobladores han denunciado ellos mismos a travÉs de mensajes que han subido a redes sociales, que la situaciÓn ya es insostenible. y es que la presencia de grupos criminales en esa regiÓn los tiene atemorizados, balaceras, casas incendiadas, asÍ como vehÍculos, han hecho prÁcticamente imposible vivir en esa regiÓn del paÍs. quÉ te parece eso, johanna? si escuchamos parte de las exigencias de estos habitantes. >> seÑora gobernadora evelyn salgado y seÑora presidenta claudia sheinbaum, les pedimos de por favor que nos manden apoyo de gobierno o de lo que se pueda de marina o guardia nacional. >> johanna lo mÁs lamentable es que a pesar de que vemos estas imÁgenes, niÑos con sus madres refugiados en esta iglesia, las autoridades locales estÁn negando que eso

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on on the mayor of phoenix to stop allowing ice agents inside their jails.y does begin tonight's west coast rap. the group says phoenix police are also protecting ice agents outside immigration court, and that ice is targeting nonviolent minor offenders. tonight, the group submitted a citizen petition to the city council. they want police officers to report any attempt they make to contact ice during a stop. the group also wants to implement cite and release practices over arrests and end traffic stops that have been used as a pretext for searches and seizures. >> members of the community that have been here for a very long time, when they are stopped and detained by police, we're seeing that they're being handed over to ice and families are being separated. >> the city of phoenix is recommending that council deny the petition, saying the policies do not align with city council direction and would create potential conflicts with state law. now, an update on a plane crash that killed six people in southern california last month. ntsb investigators say runway

they pull one out against the phoenix mercury tonight. explain. another game. one with halliburton raining terror on okc tonight. we'll be looking at an upset in the nba finals and the giants that some new faces on the roster showing some veteran experience against san diego. padres will break it all down sports night live, which starts right now. and as promised we get some golden state. there worries who are on the road tonight against the phoenix mercury. aiming to break that 3 game loning streak before welcoming asia wilson and the las vegas aces to town on sunday and will they've had to do it tonight without tiffany hayes, one of their biggest contributors, they had a girl named veronica burton. she's also been one of biggest producer as of late. >> take it to the closing moments of the 3rd operate down by 2 and nail salon with a baseline jumper. they are 3. they tie it up with that when it 61. >> 4th quarter is what will take. it was the cilia zandalasini for 3, 10 points. 5 rebounds for on the night in about they take the lead on that one c

will your brothers be at the shows in phoenix?y: get him free tickets. >> get everybody in, gave me the knife, caught at the airport with it. he goes it was a gang fight at my apartments and they were looking for something and i stepped on it. i was thinking, christmas, he goes yeah. he gave it to me, i don't have the thing it came in. i go the body, that's fine. >> jimmy: feels like that maybe should have gone to the police but it's good you have it. you're still doing your podcast with dana carvey. >> hilarious. >> jimmy: wonderful man. >> i go if jimmy asks about the podcast, what's a funny story. he goes nothing. we've done 200. what's a funny story from grown-ups, can't think of one. it was funny every day. not like "ocean's eleven," clooney playing pranks on pitt. but i saw him on set, it's a prank from adam, no he's really in it. >> jimmy: you did have something notable happen on the podcast, joe exotica, tiger king phoned you. from prison right? >> he wants me to play him in a movie, possibly that ship has sailed. but i sa

maluach was drafted tenth by the houston rockets and then traded to the phoenix suns.lege teammate, cooper flagg, was selected first by the dallas mavericks. and tonight we remember bill moyers, who began his career as a top aide and press secretary for president lyndon johnson. he was present on air force one when lbj was sworn in after the assassination of president kennedy. moyers, a baptist minister, later became one of the country's most acclaimed journalist on public tv and also contributing to this broadcast on cbs. bill moyers died today of complications from prostate cancer. he was 91. new data from the u.s. census bureau shows the number of americans 65 and older climbed by more than 3% last year, and for the first time ever, older adults outnumbered children in 11 states. in 2020, that was the case in only three states. this change has been in the making for more than 60 years. >> good evening from our cbs news room in new york. >> maurice: when walter cronkite debuted as the anchor of the "cbs evening news" in 1962, the u.s. census showed youngest and oldes

at university of phoenix. force factor ultra berberine is the #1 best-selling berberine supplement at walmart. ultra berberine contains clinically studied ingredients to promote fat loss, improve weight management, and support blood sugar for powerful, effective results. rush to walmart and find force factor ultra berberine. social shocker for new york city they could ripple across our nation causing trouble for democrats and base of their country if they are successful anti-semitic sympathizer new york state assemblyman zohran mamdani stunned the democratic primary when for mayor in new york city it is the largest most influential city in the world. you are proud democratic socialist. do you think that's a platform that would work for other candidates running of the partss of the country question. >> obsolete ultimately this is a campaign about inequality. >> and people say it democratic democraticsocialist do you like capitalism? >> know of many critiques of capitalism. what i'm focused on is making the city

phoenix had a quarter of an inch, which is any time of the year is good for them.th wind on the coast. that's kind of a rarity. it's been north northwest. what does that mean? it means that the water temps go up. look at the one bodega, the bodega. i keep saying bodega bay, it's monterey. it's now 57. it was 5354 last week. now it's 57. we'll keep an eye on those. still cool to cold san francisco, point reyes north. but because of that south wind, couple of the boys south of us have definitely gone up. i think it will turn northerly as next 24 hours or so. fog beginning to retreat, but still thick as thieves for some other petaluma, santa rosa, saint helena, napa. it will retreat and burn off. it's burning off for many others, but still on most of the coast has a lot of gray. the june june gloom has arrived right on cue, and even all the way down to central california, los angeles and also san diego. that's the tropical moisture. you can see the low circulating near flagstaff that tapped into that moisture and gave rain to areas in arizona, 5060 on the temps here.

but the canine center is confident that phoenix will return to duty and save more than one human life. while phoenix is preparing for surgery, he is being trained to search for and detect explosives, weapons and ammunition. for this on such a simulator, a four-legged friend must accurately determine in which of the cells at what level the explosive simulator is hidden. well done, well done! to protect four-legged fighters from injury, a group of volunteers developed equipment for dogs, a special kivlar bulletproof vest and directly this latest example of anti-fragmentation, which has undergone direct ballistic testing, that is, it holds fragments, will also be transferred to the zone of its own directly for service dogs, as for ours, and for others, more words. alexey gorbachev's team includes not only experienced military dog handlers, yes glory, well done, clever, well done, but also first-class veterinarians. hello, let's see how you feel today. already on dog patron meanwhile, the post, he became for the detachment not only a comrade in arms, but also a family member, smart, brave

ahora bien, las alerta por inundaciones se mantienen muy cerca de phoenix, así como también tucson .ara el día de mañana lunes. bien temprano . eventualmente también para albuquerque. y vemos cómo se va desplazando por todo el centro de la nación , dejando bastante lluvia muy cerca de wichita , omaha , eventualmente llegando hacia los grandes lagos en chicago. pero dejando a un lado la precipitación, vamos a hablar acerca del riesgo por calor. vemos cómo todavía para mañana lunes se va a mantener elevado para texas, así como también el área de utah. nuestra gente en nevada, así como también el área de california. y vamos a seguir especialmente para el martes . bastante calor para chicago, san luis cincinnati , así como también memphis . próximos días para que se den una idea cómo va a estar el panorama en fresno . estaremos con temperaturas en los 95 grados. sacramento 92, san josé, san francisco en los 80 bakersfield y los angeles. casi llegando a los 90 grados, incluyendo también texas. por en san antonio, en los 93. mientras que houston se va a mantener en 91. recuerde tomar abund

of course they're going to be in the cozy confines of the phoenix arena there.. so yeah, the valkyrie get ready to go out there tomorrow. looks like that will be a good game. arc to like you said lead that they get to play indoor. my gosh. can you imagine playing that outside? thank yeah. all right, lawrence, thanks a lot. we still got a lot to come here on sports night live when we come back. game of the stanley cup went to overtime. a rematch. >> of last year's final with the boilers are panthers strike first? >> welcome back to sports night live were heading back to santa clara for some more forty-niners talk. aaron wilson joined by a special guest in our deep dive. >> yes, we're now joined by tracy said labor day girls sports network. thank you so much taking the time out to talk some niners with this. absolutely. thank you for having yes, and i just want to start here. i mean, we've been here for o-t-a's every day that the media has been able

the result in phoenix is not only sprawl, but heat.nge has led to record-breaking summers in the valley of the sun. >> one of the reasons that phoenix is continuing to get hotter and hotter, especially in the summer months, it's the overnight temperatures that are really rising, and a lot of that is heat that's trapped in our roads and our parking lots that is just being released overnight. stephanie: with a mind toward climate change and sustainable development, tempe's parking policies are evolving. >> so we've reduced our parking requirements, especially if you're attached to a major public transit route, for example. we've made it easier to have less parking. we've also made our buildings face a street, face the pedestrian environment, face public transit rather than having a building separated by a large parking lot from the street. stephanie: developer ryan johnson is also a shoup-inspired urbanist generally averse to parking. although there is a lot on his complex reserved for retail customers. >> if you ask people to visualize

gave record rainfall to phoenix 31 one. hundreds fell in phoenix northern maricopa county. there were some 1 to 2 inch amounts incredible amounts record totals. and this is already the ninth wettest june on record for phoenix. and it's only the second that was tropical moisture, not monsoon. that was tropical. can you see there's a little bit of a south wind on the coast that's been a rarity. we've had a north northwest almost the entire march, april and may. and so look at the water temps. one monterey boy has gone from about 52 to 57. half moon bay, 55, san francisco boy, 55. yet point rays bodega bay marine lab are in the low 50s so that that south wind i think that will turn more northerly which will allow the attempts to come down. but a quick little pop on those boy temps from that south wind fog up in the napa valley, santa rosa starting already retreating, so still some hanging on a little bit, but most of the coast is clear yet it says i think i'll hang out in santa cruz a little longer. can't say i blame it, but most of the coast is clear. but look at southern cal

. >> is just about an hour outside of phoenix. >> to see. >> this detention center.nd look, we showed up unannounced. >> weren't sure, even. >> though by law, members of congress are. >> supposed to. >> get these. >> tours, but. >> we still weren't sure, given what's been happening across the country, we're let. >> in. >> had a relatively. >> smooth process, was able to see everything from the living facilities to where. >> folks have. >> lunch to the recreation area. and according to. >> the actual tour and. >> the talking points all seemed fine. it wasn't until. >> i. >> was able to. >> speak with women. >> who. >> were eating lunch that. >> i felt like i got a. >> true account of what is really happening. >> the women were so eager. >> to rush over to me and talk to me in the 20 or 30 minutes that we had there, describing. conditions that genuinely. >> made. >> me feel sick from lack of air conditioning, purposeful lack of air conditioning, to lack of water. >> to a story that. >> included a guard forcing the women. to march outside in the heat for over what they

desde phoenix, arizona. claudia ramos , univisión. >> claudia. gracias. en república dominicana., no hay nada , porque ellos no, ellos deberían de pagar por lo que hicieron, por tanta familia , tanto niños huérfanos . >> por su parte, la familia espaillat informó que llegó a acuerdos con 40 de las víctimas y una de ellas es la hija del fallecido cantante rubby pérez. soulé , quien recibió 17.000 $ y desistió de proceder legalmente en costa rica. fue asesinado el ex militar nicaragüense roberto samka, quien vivía. exiliado . denunciar al régimen de daniel ortega. según las autoridades, un sicario se hizo pasar por repartidor y le disparó ocho veces en su apartamento a las afueras de san josé. su muerte ha conmocionado a la comunidad nicaragüense en el exilio , mientras continúa la investigación y este es el momento en el que un cohete propulsor de spacex explota durante una prueba en tierra en starbase, en texas . según los primeros informes, la falla ocurrió en una unidad de almacenamiento de gas nitrógeno ubicada en la bahía de carga. esta es la 4.a prueba fallida de este proyec

phoenix is reportedly getttting two players and a number of draft picks as part of the deal.t fantastic fest in new york city when the news broke, simply responding, we're going to see what happens. >> whoa. >> and eye ron ironically, he s with the thunder. >> talk about the high-profile place where he learned the news. there are so many sports fans there. >>> when we come back, your wallet might feel the heat. >>> and meta's latest drop is giving futuristic flair. d with , getting into tight spaces is simple. can i borrow it? the all new swiffer mop deluxe. the mother of all cleans. cancer isn't me. it's something i treat. and the less time i spend treating my cancer, the better. ♪♪ this is me. discover an injectable immunotherapy— opdivo qvantig—for certain previously treated adults whose kidney cancer has spread. unlike an infusion that takes thirty minutes, opdivo qvantig lets you receive treatment quickly— in three to five minutes. opdivo qvantig is an immunotherapy that works with your immune system to help fight cancer. opdivo qvantig can cause your immune system to ha

they won't ever leave the facility, and we're going to be ready for a phoenix. >>the valkyries are in phoenix facing the mercury >>this >>thursday. looking to break that streak. our coverage starts >>at >>630. thursday on >>pick plus. >>back to our first alert weather. taking a live look outside from our mount diablo camera. let's check back in with meteorologist zoe mintz. >>well, it looks lovely out there. any outdoor plans that you have today? no weather issues to worry about on this tuesday. and if you don't have any weather outdoor plans today, you might want to make some outdoor plans later this week because these typical conditions are going to stick around throughout the rest of today, into tomorrow, and into the rest of the week. really high temperatures are going to be in the mid to lower 80s across our inland east bay communities and down in the santa clara valley will be in the 70s for areas around the bay. but the closer to the coast you get, the more you're impacted by that onshore flow. and the 60s are going to be in store for us. if you are plann

yes, it's hot in phoenix, but it's only the middle of june. they're not supposed to be this hot this time of year. and the 90s and low 100 is going to be widespread across the southwestern u.s. up to 100 degrees already in albuquerque, the western slope of the rockies getting up into the upper 90s, close to 100 degrees in grand junction, colorado, as well. so let's enjoy our relatively cool temperatures as we head into this last weekend of springtime. technically, let's track the fog as we head through the rest of tonight. it's not going to be a lot of it initially. it will start to reform and spread out, especially after midnight, but it's not going to be very widespread to begin the day on saturday with fog. there is will not take long to dissipate, should retreat to the coast already by mid-morning. and even there i think we'll see the sunshine breaking through by the afternoon. it won't do much for temperatures though, because the onshore breeze is going to continue. so let's go around the bay area. temperatures in the santa clara valley,

phoenix se va a mantener con 113 115 grados para inicios de la próxima semana .iones para bismarck rapid city , incluyendo también el área de minneapolis. y además más de 50 millones de personas se mantienen bajo riesgo de fuertes tormentas. ahora bien, si le echamos un vistazo a nuestro radar a futuro y adelantamos el reloj de cara para el día de mañana domingo, nos vamos a mantener con un cielo despejado para los grandes lagos , incluyendo también texas. las tormentas estarán concentrando más que todo para el área de rapid city bismarck, así como también muy cerca en el área de charleston. ahora las temperaturas van a seguir en el rango de los bajos a mediados 90 para el día de mañana . indianapolis en los 94 grados san luis se va a mantener en esos 97. charlotte, 96 rauli 101 grados y todavía para mi gente en el área de nueva york . estaremos registrando temperaturas máximas que van a estar rondando los 90. importante que tenga mucha precaución con estas temperaturas tan cálidas. hasta aquí mi reporte del tiempo , gabriel. >> gracias. y siguiendo con el tema,