the lake is just outside salt lake city. it's water level hit a record low this past dock toe better. they say they expect it to break that record this summer. the scientist sending a dire warning at the lake keeps drying up. >>> that is where the water used to be. why dr. robert gillis is a climatologist for the state of utah. >> perhaps a decade ago, this area was covered in water. the shore has receded quite some distance. >> reporter: the reason is due to climate change which causes less water to be absorbed in the atmosphere. known as like effect, which would melt and replenish the lake. also a population boom in the salt lake area. this lead cities to defy. >> there is a potential for an ecological disaster. why two thirds of the water in the lake are now gone. take a look at the satellite images. the first shows lake in 1987. this is from may of last year. the lake is shrinking. the very economy is salt lake city in the state of utah to rely on the lake. brine shrimp are sent around the world. also --. >> there are mi

. 108, 94 in salt lake city. close to 100 in sacramento, very warm air similar temperatures across the area for sunday's forecast. the high-pressure system will drag its way toward the east by early next week to the middle of the week record-breaking temperatures come along with it. we are looking at a large area, 20 degrees above is not average. definitely will feel like summer now. look at the radar across the country most of the action here in the eastern half of the heavy showers across florida and we are seeing a couple of rounds of rain in the great lakes, the northeast, the first found another round of showers will sweep through, perhaps a soggy sunday for the great lakes and northeast but i do think the big story the next three or four days the extreme heat. >> adam, thanks very much. we'll be right back. every search you make, every click you take, every move you make, every step you take, i'll be watching you. the internet doesn't have to be duckduckgo is a free all in one privacy app with a built in se

what i remember the most, actually, is a case involving a police officer out of lake city, minnesota. he's a good cop doing his job. he was called to a domestic violence incident. and what people don't know for police officers, these domestic violence calls can be some of the most dangerous because you have someone who is very angry, you don't know what you're walking into it, it's in the moment. he gets there at the door, has a bulletproof vest, but the perpetrator, mentally ill, had been beating up his young, young, girlfriend, meets him at the door and he shoots him in the head. i was at the funeral. the funeral was held in the same church where the officer and his wife and their three little kids had gathered for the nativity play at that church just a few weeks before for christmas and there were two little boys and a little girl. and the father sat in the front row to watch his boys in that nativity play only a few weeks before. the next time the family is in the church, it is the widow, the two little boys, and this tiny little girl with a dress -- in a dress with blue stars on

look at that crowd in salt lake city. (applause) do you know how hard it is to be too conservative for utah? they think jazz is basketball. in fact, in recent polls, more than eight in 10 americans believe abortion should be legal to some degree. but we know majorities don't matter. that's how we got this supreme court. this ruling had immediate -- (applause) what's going on here. this ruling had immediate consequences. as soon as it happened, multiple states either partly or fully banned abortion by enacting what are called, trigger laws. trigger because they go into effect immediately, not that they control guns. you can't take away a constitutional right. these laws vary greatly, but -- triggers. these laws vary greatly, but multiple states are trying to stem the flow of abortion-inducing pills by making their shipment through the mail illegal. that's pretty smart, because if they ban the pills, the only way around that would be if someone in america were willing to sell drugs illegally. which my lawyers say, i have no

rich edson has that story from salt lake city. >> good evening, and pump and try and come get senator mike lee is looking towards a general race emma mcmullen but he has to make it a republican primary first. two republican women are challenging in the primary contest in the supreme court's decision on abortion last week is already exposing division among the republican candidates here in utah. >> i did not see a compelling reason to overturn roe. mostly from that standpoint looking as a woman of faith was a strong belief in life but also life has a lot of rocky paths for women. >> i was pleased to see the supreme court decision today. i am pro-life and i am thrilled to see protection for life. but i do think there should be legal exceptions. >> their courts decision, the national nightmare of row has ended. we could take heart that the supreme court has recognized that roe v. wade will log next to plexi versus ferguson in the scott versus stanford. those are 19th century courts decisions with slaveholders and jim crow laws. utah has a close republican primary only registered republic

wherever the case involving police officer out of lake city, minnesota. people don't often know for police officers, these domestic violence calls can be some of the most dangerous because you have someone who's very angry pretty do not know what you're walking into. it is in the moment. gets there to the door, he has his bulletproof vest on. but the perpetrator clearly mentally ill had been beating up his young, young, young girlfriend. meets him with a gun, shoot him in his head, he dies. i was there for that funeral. outpouring of support from the community. the funeral was held in the vers asame church where the officer come his wife and three little kids had gathered for the nativity play at that church just a few weeks before for christmas. and their two little boys and a little girl. the father had sat in the front row to watch his boys and that nativity play only a few weeks before. s the next time is the familiesn the church is the widow, the two little boys and this little tiny girl in a trust with blue stars anna walking down the aisle of that

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she is here from salt lake city. >> i came out as binary and my boss saw there -- saw the post. their son is trans-. >> they are paying for the trip so they can march. >> i am getting emotional. it is very validating. i don't have a lot of support my life. means a lot. >> flags, waving proudly onto market. the trans community, in support of one another, along with their allies. >> it has been a while since i could gather in this type of way. it is really refreshing and empowering to see sony few out here celebrating. -- see so many people out here celebrating. >> she believes one day the trans community will be accepted. >> is case in point by seeing this turnout in all t faces thau cannot stop that. >> tara campbell, abc7 news. >> police have a safety plan prayer -- let prepared. many people will flock into the city and they say every available officer will be out to keep the street safe. police are urging everyone to stay alert to any unusual activity. >> summary members of the committee were -- are on edge with recent events. this is a great time for us to look out for each o

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this is actually just outside of salt lake city. you can see here this is a cypress fire where over 100 acres are burning currently. and this is from last night. by the way, critical fire danger again today. not only for salt lake city down 46 to vegas, over to arizona. a lot of fire weather alerts due to the dry conditions and, of course, the windy conditions. it's also monsoon season meaning there is a change in the wind pattern bringing lots of rain to that area, which is a good thing you think, one to three inches likely, but, of course, too much rain in a short period of time could lead to fl >>> and switching gears, i just was reminded it's father's day weekend. so happy father's day to you, my friend. >> thank you so much. >> and to all the other dads out there. >> thank you. it'll be good to work. [ laughter ] >> at least you don't have to get on a plane this week. >> we will find a way to celebrate whit. >>> still coming up on "good morning america," how does the government calculate those inflation figures? probably keeps

spending father's day and juneteenth stuck at airports from new york city to salt lake city. >> it's frustrating. makes me feel powerless. stuck in an airport. basically for two days. >> reporter: the airline woes forcing some travelers to miss family celebrations like weddings and baby showers. >> people are just upset. a lot of people were crying. >> reporter: since friday about 3,000 flights have been cancelled due to bad weather mixed in with the existing problems of airline staffing shortage and high travel demand. united grounding dozens of flights. delta seeing the worst of it, cancelling more than 200 flights sunday alone. concern growing as vacation season heats up. transportation secretary pete buttigieg putting pressure on airlines to address issues. including hiring more staff. buttigieg also warning that the u.s. government could take enforcement actions against airlines that fail to adhere to consumer protection standards. >> we're doing everything we can, including trying to get in touch earlier and more often with our passengers and then again trying to hire more peop

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she is here from salt lake city. >> i came out as binary and my boss saw there -- saw the post. their son is trans-. >> they are paying for the trip so they can march. >> i am getting emotional. it is very validating. i don't have a lot of support my life. means a lot. >> flags, waving proudly onto market. the trans community, in support of one another, along with their allies. >> it has been a while since i could gather in this type of way. it is really refreshing and empowering to see sony few out here celebrating. -- see so many people out here celebrating. >> she believes one day the trans community will be accepted. >> is case in point by seeing this turnout in all the smiles on people's faces that you cannot stop that. >> tara campbell, abc7 news. >> police have a safety plan prayer -- let prepared. many people will flock into the city and they say every available officer will be out to keep the street safe. police are urging everyone to stay alert to any unusual activity. >> summary members of the committee were -- are on edge with recent events. this is a great time for

cnn's sara sidner is live in salt lake city with more on that. quite well prepared, sara. >> reporter: yeah, and what is interesting is that we are now seeing in their own words what their plans were, because they wrote them down, according to the affidavit that police filed. the document was typed up, according to police, and discussed. the group being there to raise a voice against what they called moral depravity, which permits events like this to take place. what they are referring to, police say, is the pride parade that was about to take place in couer d'alene. and so you are -- it is clear what their intent was, if you look at their own documents, they also talk about anta antagonizing and causing disruption. and how would they do that? well, police say they had plenty of things to do that. they had a smoke bomb, a lot of the guys had things like long poles, yes, they had flags on top of them, but they could certainly use those poles to create violence. they also had metal shields with them, and they had protective gear, much like the gear

. >> reporter: many passengers like these in salt lake city are scrambling to find other flights. delta and american airlines say the cancellations reduced their schedules by 7% and 5% respectively. delta issued this statement "canceling a flight is always our last resort and we sincerely apologize to our customers for the inconvenience to their travel plans." there's no end in sight. airlines say they don't have enough staff or flying capacity and demand is sending ticket prices sky high. is this making your vacation more expensive? >> yes, definitely because it added on another $800 for two people. >> reporter: if your flight was canceled, the airline has to rebook you on the next available flight that has space. if that doesn't work they have to give you a full refund even if you purchased a nonrefundable tect. cbs news, los angeles. >>> this morning in your "money watch" report markets are closed or the holiday. inflation concerns continue to weigh on wall street. on friday the dow fell 38 points to close out its first week since march of 2020. wendy gillette has more on the b

of pride month thousands of people attended utah pride center's annual festival and parade in salt lake city it's the largest west coast pride event per capita the annual queen's pride parade marched on after a two-year pandemic pause with new york city mayor eric adams in special attendance and in california, the venice pride festival and parade saw attendees champion lgbtq+ pride on the iconic venice boardwalk >>> a decorated world war ii veteran is proving it's never too late to achieve your goals his name is weldon mcclain, and he waited 80 years to graduate high school after dropping out to join the navy to fight in world war ii and his big day was marked by not one, but two milestones. nole walker from our affiliate kxas in dallas has the story >> reporter: graduation is when high school seniors look forward to their futures this year, another senior, mr. weldon edward mcclain was looking back at a graduation long delays by history when the japanese attacked pearl harbor, it changed the course of history and mcclain's life >> i dropped out of school and tried to get in the navy an

of pride month thousands of people attended utah pride center's annual festival and parade in salt lake city the festival says it is the largest west coast pride event per capita the 30th annual queen's pride marched on after a two-year pandemic pause new york city mayor eric adams in attendance. in california, the venice pride and parade saw attendees champion lgbtq plus pride on the iconic venice boardwalk. >>> a buffalo 911 operator who mishandled the call during the supermarket shooting >>> and on the final day of the queen's platinum jilubee, prince louis was getting cheeky yet again. back in a minute to make my house smell amazing. after i make the bed, after my dog jumps off the couch. so i can wear my jacket or jeans one more time, before i wash them again. it even makes shoes smell fresh. it doesn't cover up odors with scent... but actually eliminates them! ♪ over one thousand uses. febreze fabric refresher. with age comes more... get more with neutrogena® retinol pro plus. a powerful .5% retinol that's also gentle on skin. for wrinkle results in one week. neutrogena®. for

. >> reporter: many passengers like these in salt lake city are scrambling to find other flights. delta and american airlines say the cancellations have reduced their schedules by 7% and 5% respectively. delta issued this statement, "canceling the flight are always our last resort and we sincerely apologize to our customers for the inconvenience to their travel plans." adding insult to injury, there is no end in sight. airlines say they don't have enough staff or flying capacities, and demand is sending ticket prices sky high. is this making your vacation more expense? >> yes, definitely. it has added on another $800 for two people. >> reporter: now if your flight was canceled airline has to rebook you on the next available flight but have faith f that doesn't work for you, they have to give you a full refund even if you purchased a nonrefundable ticket.refund even if and some airlines are even offering to help book you into a different airline, nancy? >> cordes: i experienced the crush myself today, lilia luciano, thanks. >> reporter: same. >> cordes: yellowstone national park wi

this is salt lake city right here. to atlanta. a child sleeping on the floor at hearts field jackson airport. the airlines pointing to weather. but are they prepared for the crush of passengers who bought tickets believing there will be enough pilots and crew to take them on their flight? here is our aviation correspondent gio benitez.re tis of thousands of ers fr children and newlyweds, sleeping on the floor at atlanta's airport. >> when we hit the atlanta airport, it became 100% chaos. >> reporter: disabled veteran joe reis was stranded overnight in atlanta after his caribbean honeymoon. finally making it home 36 hours later. >> they are supposed to have a way to be able to make sure that people like you and i have a way to get from one destination to the next. >> reporter: despite all this, airfares still skyrocketing up 47% since january. but experts say the problems won't be easy to fix, blaming a perfect storm, including severe weather grounding flights and ongoing pandemic staffing issues. >> it takes time to recruit, hire,

city as he with head to parts of the southern coast we're looking at temperatures in the 70s. all right, guys. the tropics are heating up we're going to take a look at that we're looking at the two systems that could bring 134 strubl. back to you. >> we'll check in with you in a bit. thank you, michelle. the overturning of roe could trigger a mass migration of women crossing state lines for abortions. up next how one church is helping texas women get the procedure. >>> and flight cancellations soared once aiagn this weekend what this could mean for your 4th of july travel his choice cash back category to home improvement, so he earns more on a new doggy door. extra large. with the bank of america customized cash rewards card, you just can't stop getting rewarded. i love my hardwood floors. with the bank of america customized cash rewards card, but honestly, i didn't really know how to take care of them. that's until i found swiffer wetjet wood. it's specially made for wood floors with a microfiber-like pad that's really soft. and it sprays with a light mist that dries in half

city, utah, and in punta gorda, florida, prices are up a whopping 34%. >> everyone's very nervous. >> reporter: the rising rates are intended to help cool the housing market. compared to a year ago, mortgage applications are down more than 50%. what's your advice? >> i say, take a deep breath. understand what your buying power is, and then, when you go out and look at homes, you have to adjust what you're looking at. >> reporter: for kristenia, that means searching in a lower-priced neighborhood. >> i will do everything that i possibly can to make it work. but right now, we just have to see. >> reporter: so, to put it into perspective, norah, with the higher prices and mortgageah, wt rates, the average new home- buyer is going to pay $500 more a month, or $180,000 over the course of a 30-year loan, than somebody who bought their home just a year ago. somebody who bought the norah. >> o'donnell: that really does put it in perspective. lana zak, thank you. new tonight, the state department says it is aware of reports that a third american has gone missing in ukraine. this comes as the

city, stretching past stores, restaurants and gates. >> it's frustrating. it makes me feel powerless. i've been stuck at an airport basically for two days. >> reporter: and tonight, the faa warning weather could lead to additional ground stops in florida through the evening. this, as airlines struggle to keep up with the surge of travelers. >> they were just upset. they were panicking. a lot of people were crying. >> reporter: today alone, more than 800 flights canceled. in new york, jonathan edmond says he was one of many who spent nearly an entire day at the airport. >> some of them were missing weddings, some of them were missing baby showers. >> reporter: united airlines grounding dozens of flights sunday. delta, hit the hardest, with more than 200 cancellations. >> i've never seen it this packed. >> reporter: transportation secretary pete buttigieg, now urging airlines to hire more customer service agents ahead of the july 4th holiday, warning if things don't improve, they could face fines. >> we're doing everything we can, including trying to get in t

. >> timber bets speaking from salt lake city, trying to get home to austin. her flight was canceled. her new one would not get her home for another four hours. >> no explanation, no reason, no one trying to be helpful. >> what should you do if your plans are canceled at the last minute? heart story abouthrelice of hum- who live 5000 mile the fahanthree cas of exchanging letters. they started writing 33 years ago and have kept in touch this entire time, developing a lifelong friendship. this weekend, they met in person for the first time. >> she is the one who said we need to broaden our horizons. let us connect in brazil, am going to. up and connect you. >> we can have so many wonderful feelings for a person you have never seen. kumasi: both women grew up to be attorneys. they credit their love of writing for forging a bond that has been so long. reggie: the jack harlow meal at kentucky fried chicken spicy sandwich, macaroni and cheese, fries and lemonade. harlow says the meal brings together his childhood favorite and some new menu items. brittney griner now

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rich edson has the latest from salt lake city. >> good evening. mcmullen, independent in this race says there are more constructive ways to deal with apportioned overturning roe v. wade, he's not senator mike lee, incumbent here for what he says is extremism on the issue. >> i think he, like many other politicians in our country played politics with this obviously critical issue. they do it because they think if they provide americans against each other, they can raise more money and make it easier to win their next primary election. >> the campaign is responding to mcmullen saying in 2016, mcmullen reported justices doing to overturn roe. the 2022 version seems to have conveniently flipped to far bit different position suggesting overturn of roe with active extremism so his fundamental disconnect with utah and utah law. before he faces mcmullen, he has to room when the republican primary tuesday, maine gop challengers say he's too extreme on the issue. mcmullen has no primary money as an independent. democrats here are backing mcmullen and runnin

forces destroyed the last bridge out, the one that connects it to a lake -- neighboring cities. the french nato will do all it can to end russia's invasion of the rain but conceding no one knows what the conflict has in store. he is beginning a tour of eastern europe that will take him to moldova. the world food program says it is suspending aid because it does not have enough money. widespread hunger and starvation are being compounded by high food prices links to the war. those are the headlines. the news continues after inside story. >> some people believe in a purpose bigger them them. -- then them. they put themselves out there to make changes. >> something should not have taken this long that we recognize women's contribution. >> we have this culture, we have to change this culture. the immigrants are good, hard-working people. these refugees are terrified. anchor: the u.k. is said to deport asylum-seekers to rwanda, a move described -- this is inside story. come here and we will send you to rwanda. that's the message coming from out of the united kingdom. most of the peop

the city is blocked off several streets around the lake and increased security. it comes on the back of a deadly shooting it last year celebr. something that people in attendance saturday say shouldn't overshadow the joy of the day. i feel a lot safer because the crowd is a little bit smaller, but it's more mellow, you know what i mean? so the bad people on their self out and then the good people are sticking around and while the festivities are just getting started many hearsay. it's a good chance to make memories with friends and family creating traditions for generations to come it me seeing all my people come together not trying to be drama pack changing our ways and dog better as a community. not just for one, but for the next generation on in oakland tim johns abc 7 news. san francisco is also throwing a party to commemorate the juneteenth holiday abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard was in the fillmore neighborhood where freedom was being celebrated and honored music rocked the fillmore district the center of san francisco's juneteenth freedom celebration s

city, utah, and in punta gorda, florida, prices are up a whopping 34%. >> everyone's very nervous. >> reporter: the rising rates are intended to help cool the housing market. compared to a year ago, mortgage applications are down more than 50%. what's your advice? >> i say, take a deep breath. understand what your buying power is, and then, when you go out and look at homes, you have to adjust what you're looking at. >> reporter: for kristenia, that means searching in a lower-priced neighborhood. >> i will do everything that i possibly can to make it work. but right now, we just have to see. >> reporter: so, to put it into perspective, norah, with the higher prices and mortgage rates, the average new home-buyer is going to pay $500 more a month, or $180,000 over the course of a 30-year loan, than somebody who bought their home just a year ago. norah. >> o'donnell: that really does put it in perspective. lana zak, thank you. feeling sluggish or weighed down? it could be a sign that your digestive system isn't working at its best. taking metamucil everyday can help. metamucil psyllium

city and they -- just down the hall from each other for years. >> judge jeanine: that's beautiful. >> dana: also, tune in to gutfeld exclamation point on monday. i'm going to fill in. i'm going to give it a shot. >> dana: two exclamation points. >> jesse: not as easy as you think. >> greg: gut. >> dana: i know. >> greg: like putting on my clothe. it's. >> jesse: batman in a little coat. >> greg: speakingsing of -- gutfeld is not on tonight. it's being preelmed for news confirm. i will be on tomorrow night with look at this slamming panel. look at this. who doesn't lo a celebrity, right? you know, i do a lot of yoga in central park usually in the morning. >> jesse: gross. >> greg: it is gross. i saw none other than a naked alec baldwin just rolling around in the grass. i think mr. baldwin might have had an itch on his back side he kept like trying to scratch and roll around. looking kind of fit. there he is again doing it again. baldwin seems to be. >> jesse: no gun though. >> greg: no guns. but he has guns in his arms. >> dana: check him out. all right, judge? >> judge jeanine: turns

rich edson live in salt lake city, hey rich. >> good afternoon eric. >> mcmullen said there were constructive ways of addressing abortion and ending roe versus wade. he is also criticizing comments under mike lee here for what he says is being extreme on the issue in doing so to raise money and when republican primaries. >> it is an appeal to extremism that i believe is very destructive for our country and unnecessary for there is common ground on this issue. most americans are in the middle on this issue. most utah ones are for they are not for either extreme. >> just gotten a response from lee's campaign he said quote in 2016 mcmullen supported justice is willing to overturn roe for 22 version of mcmullen seems to have conveniently flipped to a far different position. suggesting the overturn of the rope wasn't active extremism shows mcmullen's fundamental disconnect with utah and utah law. before he faces mcmullen lee has to clear the republican primary that is here on tuesday. these main gop challengers have also said lee is too extreme on the issue. evan mcmullen has no primary. he is run

. >> marissa johnson couldn't agree more, here from salt lake city. >> i came out publicly as non-binary, my bosses saw my post and they have a trans son. they are here in san francisco and it is important for them to support the community. >> their bosses paying for their trip so they can march. >> what you feel? >> i'm getting emotional. i was not expecting that, but it's very validating. i don't have a lot of support. it means a lot, you know? >> flags waving proudly down dolores street onto market, the trans community in support of one another, along with their allies. >> it's been a while since i have been able to gather in this type of way with the queer community, so it is refreshing and empowering to see so many people out here celebrating. >> rachel says well it can be tough to stay hopeful, she leaves one step at a time, the trans community will someday be fully accepted. >> i think there is a lot of good out there and case in point, by seeing this turnout and all the smiles on people's faces, you can't stop that. >> tara campbell, abc7news. liz: san francisco city hall once ag

riched edison live on that, he's in salt lake city for us. hey, rich. >> reporter: good afternoon, eric. it's already shaking up this race. it's become a major issue in this campaign. republican incumbent senator mike lee, he's got a statement out on the ruling, quote: the national nightmare of rojas ended, we can take heart the supreme court has recognized that roe v. wade and its progeny belong next to plessy v. ferguson and dread scott verse sanford in the anti-canon of supreme court history. those are 19th century court decisions the that sided with slave owners and jim crow statutes. lee is running in a republican primary tuesday. his main gop challenger says lee is extreme on the issue and is using it to appeal to the republican base. if lee emerges from that republican primary, he'll face independent evan mcmullin, a former c ia agent, also a former congressional republican aide who has the backing of the state democratic party. mcmullin says there are more constructive ways to addressing abortion without overturning roe v. wade while

meanwhile, a judge in salt lake city on monday granted a two-week stay of utah's trigger law abortion ban after planned parenthood sued to block it. in texas, a harris county judge hears arguments today in a lawsuit brought by abortion providers who want to block a pre-roe v. wade abortion ban from taking effect. the law, which has not been enforced for nearly a half-century, criminalizes anyone performing an abortion or assisting in one. in south dakota, republican governor kristi noem is calling on lawmakers to pass a bill banning state residents from holding telemedicine appointments with healthcare providers who prescribe abortion pills and deliver them through the mail. medication abortions represent half of all u.s. abortion and demand for the pills has soared since friday supreme court ruling. in california, state lawmakers on monday agreed to put a constitutional amendment up for a vote on the november ballot that would enshrine the legal right to an abortion. los angeles resident raquel rojas joined hundreds of protesters who took to the streets monday. >> we are protesting f

this is about seven hours from the salt lake city area to get to vegas or to colorado, to be able to get an abortion. they can wait and see if we get our tro. we will then resume abortions. women will have to make decisions about that on their own. the majority of women who come to planned parenthood are already parents. they know the decision they're making. the majority do not have health insurance. if forced to carry a pregnancy to term, they will be on their own. the state is not offering to help. they are only taking control of women's decisions. >> carrie galaway, please stay in touch with us as this progresses in your state alongside planned parenthood. we would love to talk to you again. thank you. >> thank you for your interest. >>> i want to point out that the utah attorney general declined to comment on this lawsuit. we reached out to the governor's office, and so far no response, as well. >>> coming up next, why the abortion ruling is splitting republicans eyeing a 2024 presidential run. we'll be right back. we'll be right back. powerful, g pain relief. aleve it, and see

salt lake city, 73 degrees. seattle and cool 68 is what we expect over the next few days. here we go. across europe also watching big-time heat where as many as 200 plus record temperatures were observed on saturday aliona cross large areas of france. notice a 40-degree observation, 40 degree celsius or 104 fahrenheit across the region of france. summer gets officially underway this time tomorrow. the summer solstice. still 24 hours away from summer and watching historic heat build across a large part of the united states and europe. >> thanks very much, pedram. very hot indeed. the dry and windy conditions are fueling this wildfire near atlantic city in new jersey. the blaze more than doubled in size on sunday. scorching more than 2100 acres, 0 more than 800 hectares. firefighters have 20% or so contained. authorities urge residents not to fly drones in the area because that interferes, of course, with efforts to put out the blaze. conditions are expected, though, to improve later today. we'll stay on top of that for you. >>> across the country a wildfire in arizona has b

salt lake city at 102, dusted a record that has been standing for over 100 years. it really speaks to how intense the heat is. some of these areas, dealing with excessive humidity, as well. it makes it that much more dangerous moving forward. you will notice that heat in place really begins to expand further towards the east over the next several days. very little in the way of real estate across the u.s. were temperatures will be below average. the far northern tier, portions of the pacific northwest, that is about it. four corners basin with fire weather concerns and red flag warnings. some element of good news. look at the forecast, the middle range and long-range forecast into june towards the 22nd. we have an increased possibility of what weather across that region of new mexico and arizona. some of these areas could certainly use the moisture and we will take it if we can. beneficial news potential in the works but here we go. 155 record temperatures possible scattered across a large area of the united states. temperatures running 20 degrees above average thi

this is a live look at salt lake city from it fox 13. one of the stories there tonight beekeepers try to save as many bees as possible after a truck carrying hives overturns on the highway in utah. thousands of bees swarmed around the accident site. several people stung including the driver who suffered only minor injuries. two people were transported to the hospital because of the stipulation. ouch. that's tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back. ♪ to help prevent bleeding gums, try saying hello gumwash with parodontax active gum health. it kills 99% of plaque bacteria and forms an antibacterial shield. try parodontax active gum health mouthwash. >> tech: when you have auto glass damage, trust safelite. this dad and daughter were driving when they got a crack in their windshield. [smash] >> dad: it's okay. pull over. >> tech: he wouldn't take his car just anywhere... ♪ pop rock music ♪ >> tech: ...so he brought it to safelite. we replaced the windshield and recalibrated their car's advanc

city. you're seeing as you said, a lot of companies that have come to texas, specifically austin and then a whole other group that have gone to florida for tax purposes and the like. the one thing that i would say and i ask the question over the weekend to ceo's about this, would you leave the state, where the trigger laws are in effect and the answer is no. the view is that this is, dare i say, a cost of doing business. and i would -- i have to admit, disappointed that there was no -- nobody that i spoke to over the weekend who said, you know what, we have a moral issue about this and even when they did have moral issues about this, and that that would rule the day. >> andrew ross sorkin, thank you once again for your insight. >>> up next, no supreme court decision is made in a vacuum. gerrymanders state elections giving outside power to the minority and could that spell trouble for everything from gay rights to birth control? >>> plus new reporting that former president trump is worried t

salt lake city, 102, bested a record that had been standing since 1918. and houston, besting the record from last year. and notice big time heat also a story and fire weather concerns also a story around the four corners region of the united states. but good news moving forward because the long range draft model going 6 to 10 days out show us finally a potential for maybe some decent rainfall across portions of new mexico and arizona. so we'll watch for that over the next several days. but the big story has to be the incredible run of record temperatures whereas many as 150 records possible through the middle or latter half of the week here with some of the numbers running 10, 15, even 20 degrees above seasonal values. minneapolis, you should have a comfortable 79 this time of year, but we're aiming for 99 on tuesday before cooler air comes back in on wednesday afternoon a. but you will just kind of see how expansive of a coverage it is for warmth with very little in the way of cooler air. so even though summer is officially ten days away, certainly feels

in salt lake city, driving 98 miles an your in a 40 zone, she was late for job interview. there are 11 million jobs out there you don't have to break the law to get one. athlete what we're being told. maybe she has something. this is not anecdotal. what we're seeing knew a pretty good pullback here. of the staffing levels at 16-month low. this goes all the way back here during the time of the pandemic. where are weigh? which one of these is right with respect to the labor market. >> leading indicators are starting to suggest weakness. look at unemployment claims every thursday. look at four-week average hooked up through the six month average in claims. some leading indicators starting to weaken. i would note on that front, stuff like copper started to roll over. charles: right. >> if we're looking for leading economic signals. message there as well. charles: here's the thing, white house says cool, no recession. press secretary saying no recession right now. we don't see it. we just don't see it. but, just to be, just in case later on in the day treasury secretary janet y

, and salt lake city, utah. areas where the procedure is now banned. this weekend google searches for the question, can i get an abortion are over indexing in those states where it is now illegal. missouri, wisconsin, kentucky, arkansas, oklahoma all the top of the google trends data. axios reports that the top queries related to abortion right now include, is it illegal? abortion banned states, and abortion pill. searches for abortion pill are highest right now in red states including some that have already banned abortion and others likely to follow. so this data is important. it provides an insight into what people are searching for in the privacy of their own homes and it is buttressed by local reporting showing impacts of the bans. it is critical to have reporters in states telling these stories. quote, the end of roe v. wade is one of the most important stories of our lifetime, veteran health care reporter recently wrote. at its center she wrote the story of abortion is about medical and what happens when

city. he takes a closer look at the events that took place. anger and determination following the supreme court's decision to overturn roe versus wade protesters descended on the streets of san francisco friday afternoon. i'm extremely disappointed that the supreme court has taken a million steps backwards. several rallies were held around the city from the steps of city hall to down major streets at point chp even clearing around 200 protesters off of highway 101 outside of city hall karen. andy says she remembers the time before roe versus wade and is shot the country's laws are now returning to that period i can't believe i'm out here. several political leaders were also out in force many attended. we set up by planned parenthood there. they vowed to do everything they can to help protect women in other states. we're really going to rely on abortion funds and other people who are going to step up to support. the economically to get out of these states and get the care. they need while th

there's a reason that i don't personally live in salt lake city. it's clean and safe. but its night life sucks. senator wieners last attempt to extend last call was passed by the legislature in 2018, but the bill was vetoed by then governor jerry brown. a similar bill back in 2017 didn't make it through the assembly. the warriors will have to play come back in their series against the boston celtics after the celtics exploded for 40 points in the fourth quarter to take game one, steph curry was all world to start the game. he splashed down shot after shot scoring 21 points in the 1st 12 minutes of play. that is the most in one quarter of the nba finals since another guy named michael jordan's back in 1993. the warriors would take a big lead in the third quarter. but then things fizzled out in the fourth went almost five minutes without scoring in a crunch time as the celtics took game one of the nba finals 1 20 to 1. oh, eight. it's fine. um you know, you get a chance to do something else. uh, do it in a different way. embrace the challenge. we've always embraced chall

frank reporting in salt lake city, emily tensor fox news. okay we're looking again at the temperatures from today, temperatures dropped significantly in fairfield inn, antioco and conquered out of the nineties into the eighties. big time drop temperatures tomorrow drop another five or eight degrees. the strange the change has been in the last 12 hours or so is this high pressure weekends and the temperatures begin to plummet and they are going to bottom out as we head into tomorrow, then they'll flatten out a little bit after that, um it's good, great for fire danger. as you know, it's windy out there that you can see the bush out there at sfo going at it some, uh, patchy straight us along the coast. not a lot, though. there's a lot of wind and we've got a small craft advisory offshore, and then we got a gale warning down it down towards big the big sur area, but overall, just breezy conditions as this low very unusual. for this time of year comes in and sets up shop and it's a cold, though they'll get get snow at higher elevations. at mount

city. he takes a closer look at the events that took place. anger and determination following the supreme court's decision to overturn roe versus wade protesters descended on the streets of san francisco friday afternoon. i'm extremely disappointed that the supreme court has taken a million steps backwards. several rallies were held around the city from the steps of city hall to down major streets. one point chp even clearing around 200 protesters off of highway 101 and the far one tree has been working. outside of city hall karen. andy says she remembers the time before roe vs. wade and is shot the country's laws are now returning to that period i can't believe i'm out here. several political leaders were also out in force many att rally set up by planned parenthood there. they vowed to do everything they can to help protect women in other states. we're really going to rely on abortion funds and other people who are going to step up to support these people economically to get out of these

there's a reason that i don't personally live in salt lake city. it's clean and safe, but it's not. life sucks. senator wieners last attempt to extend last call was passed by the legislature in 2018, but the bill was vetoed by then governor jerry brown, a similar bill back in 2000 and 17 did not make it through the state assembly. stocks ended another bumpy week with more losses on wall street. today the dow was down 348 points. the nasdaq slumped 304 points and the s and p was down 68. investors taking stock of strong hiring in may, which is likely to keep the federal reserve on track for aggressive interest rate hikes. as we mentioned, though, the stocks fell despite that better than expected monthly jobs report that was out today. it shows us drop. job growth remains strong in may, with the economy, adding 390,000 jobs at the same time, the unemployment rate held at 3.6. just above the lowest level since december of 1969. so let's take a closer look now at the numbers and welcome back to the show this afternoon, georgia chetty wealth advisor at morgan stanley, george, always a pl