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she lives in phoenix, arizona, she may have to go cross state lines to california. >> i'm sorry, i'm less sorry than i am resolved and angry to do more. >> merrick garland wants a supreme court nominee himself, expressed disappointment with the court's ruling and said this about women crossing state lines. constitution principles, women who reside in states that have banned access to reproductive care must remain free to seek the care in states where it is legal. you have district attorney across the country, going back to the states district attorney's like williams in new orleans who said they are not going to enforce the new law in louisiana, he has other priorities so this is creating work across the country. jon: david spunt live outside the supreme court, thank you. the supreme court decision sparking protests across the nation. in phoenix, officials say police used teargas to express this verse protesters, some were banging on the glass at prep buildings, some have remained peaceful. alexis mcadams live in new york city, abortion laws will remain legal. >> good evening, it did

. >>> y hablemos del tiempo porque hoy llegamos a temperaturas de 3 dÍgitos phoenix con 106 grados y millones permanecen bajo el calor excesivo >>> faltan 10 dÍas para el inicio del verano >>> wow! estÁ tan terrible este calor, que estÁ bien sofocante >>> pero hoy se pronostica que el termÓmetro marque los 3 dÍgitos en ciudades como dallas donde na manuel trabaja como cardi ner >>> hay que prevenir pero estamos en texas estamos acostumbrados >>> en otras zonas incluso las temperaturas superan los records establecidos por lo cual muchos eventos al aire libre fueron cancelados y movidos a horario matutinos >>> los sÍntomas son muy variados okey pueden ir de algo leve con un dolor de cabeza ligero hasta una persona que tenga problemas de conciencia >>> quienes trabajan a la intemperie toman sus precauciones >>> tomamos mucha agua para la calor y nos turnamos para no cansarnos >>> cuidando cuando corten la maleza y hagan fogata >>> este calor intenso tambiÉn pondrÁ a prueba la infraestructura elÉctrica de los estados. ante esta ola de calor las compaÑÍas electricidad advieen a

so we do, anticipate that the phoenix will be ready sometime in the latter part of july. it's just in front of the new station. >> it responds out of the old facility, it's still out of opera tuesday floor, the engine. >> thank you. and chief made a reference on question i was going to have on the update on old station 49. have you identified that station with the name that we're going to be using from this day forward? can you give me some input on that first? >> right now we're only referring to it as 1415 evans and we're in the middle of actually giving an official number name. and i believe the number that was used before, was 49, it was station 70. but that's something that we have to address internally. >> is that how redetermine? >> right now, we're sharing space at the facility. it is logitics for the bureau of equipment and community. it's a little tight but we're making due. we are almost complete with a complete remodel of the second floor. subjects of supply and chain issues but we hope to have them installed by next month, july. >> okay, and chief when it's f

mark strassmann, cbs news, phoenix. >>> coming up on "cbs mornings," we'll speak with white house covid response coordinator dr. ashish jha about the new covid vaccine and plans to get young children vaccinated. >>> plus, david begnaud talks with a couple who's defying expectations despite growing up with down syndrome. >>> and oscar-winning actress ariana debose stops by the times square studio to tell us about hosting the 75th annual tony awards this weekend. >>> that's the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. ♪ >> announcer: live from the cbs bay area ud

when i go to phoenix, any time i try to take a ride. now that it is right here in san francisco i do that. emily: and taking notes and sending them back to your team. tekedra: of course. emily: so let's say five years, where is waymo in five years? tekedra: in a lot of cities. emily: how many? tekedra: i don't know. and a lot of cities. we have ride-hailing. our trucks will be on roads moving goods safely. than we have local delivery. your meals and groceries are hopefully coming to your house in a waymo. emily: is it going to go global? tekedra: definitely. emily: is there a market that is more exciting than another internationally? tekedra: there are a lot of exciting markets. [laughter] emily: how does this scale, right? tekedra: right. we are in the early days of focusing on that right now, scale. and operating across two platforms is the beginning of learning what we have to do in order to do that. emily: the co-ceo of waymo, great to have you here in person. i need my ride. it has been 11 years. that does it for our special editio

phoenix was a dry 115, and forth worth texas seared at 105. the scorching is expected to extend well into next week. today, the nation's largest wildfire in new mexico was viy prt bidefrom air force one. the president landed in santa fe to meet with state and local officials. some new mexicans are furious with the government for allowing planned burns to spread. more than 430 homes have been lost to flames. now a rule change for all travelers entering the united states. it takes effect midnight sunday. cbs' michael george is at newark airport with the details. michael. >> reporter: adriana, good evening. starting at evening. starting at midnight, americans and international travelers won't need a negative test to get back into the u.s. it comes as the summer travel season is in full swing with a lot of americans ready to fly again. starting sunday, americans who travel out of the country won't risk being stranded if they test positive for covid. >> we've come a long way with the pandemic now. and that will ease the flow of people, you know, in

ago a shooting in phoenix killed one and injured eight. the increase in gun violence is having a significant impact on america's youth as previously mentioned. the number of juveniles killed in gun violence increased sharply over the past few years. however, that impact also goes well beyond the victims. sadly manley mcc a member of the reported an increase in the amount of gun violence perpetrated by juveniles. this is created a vicious cycle. because today's suspects is all fun tomorrow's victim. it is incredibly troubling to see such a disregard for the sanctity of life at a young age. use the major cities, especially communities of color have become desensitized to the persistent gun violence in their communities. children should neither be afraid of getting kicked hit by a staple in their homes, attending an event, or walking through their neighborhood. nor should any child feel they need to carry a gun to protect themselves. or think that using it is an appropriate way to resign conflict. reducing juvenile gun violence will require a

not surprising one running do you son and phoenix they are always trying to push back. we will protect the lives of the unborn in arizona. it's going to be very difficult for abortion clinics to survive and be open if abortion is illegal in arizona what about. >> >> bret: what about abortion pills? would you outlaw those. >> i think it's a young mother could be at home taking a pill without medical supervision it could be the end of the mother as well. so i would you very much support banning those types of abortion what do you think the most important issue for your state is. >> we have a couple. wide open border. we have fentanyl pouring. in cartels with operational control. but that wouldn't be happening if we would have fair, honest elections and we had a fraudulent election, a corrupted election we have an illegitimate president sitting in the white house. because of that, our border is wide open. fentanyl was confiscated last year enough to kill over 2 billion people. a weapon of mass destruction. and that's why we are going to is secure that border day one. after

of the phoenix, about transformation and the message that the theme of the phoenix provides, we all have the power to transform our world for the better. we have to provide teachers with curriculum online, our curriculum is in two different languages and whether it's lesson plans or student fact sheets, teachers can use them and we've had great feedback. we have helped public and private schools in san francisco increase their waste use and students are working hard to sort waste at the end of the lunch and understand the power of reusing, reducing, recycling and composting. >> great job. >> i've been with the department for 15 years and an environmental educator for more than 23 years and i'm grateful for the work that i get to do, especially on behalf of the city and county of san francisco. i try to use my voice as intentionally as possible to support, i think of my grandmother who had a positive attitude and looked at things positively. try to do that as well in my work and with my words to be an uplifting force for myself and others. think of entering the job force as a treasur

search is now on for the gunman opened fired at a phoenix strip mall last night. killed one person and eight others were wounded in what is yet another mass shooting in america. we will have the latest on that investigation. republican lawmakers are going to the southern border today, what they say about the spiraling situation as migrants continue to cross the border at high rates. we have fox team coverage for you, christina coleman is in los angeles. let's begin with lucas tomlinson whose life at the white house force, lucas. >> good afternoon eric and arthel for today the price of gas in this country is double what it was when president biden took office. gas prices have soared the president's approval rating has gone down spoke he is spending the weekend. >> fighting inflation is my top economic priority. we are not likely to see the blockbuster job reports month after month like we had over this past year. but that is a good thing. that is a sign of a healthy economy. >> the founder and chairman of fed ex risley said president obama once told him, his poll n

bullets flying in cities across the country over the weekend from philadelphia to phoenix. >>> also this morning, the january 6th riot probe is about to go prime-time. there will be a televised hearing this week with one person close to the house committee promising something exciting. >>> plus, the cleanup after drenching rain in south florida and where tropical storm alex is right now. >>> and uber reveals the most unusual items from its lost and found. >>> it's monday, june 6th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> you think that includes the 47 iphone chargers that i've left in countless ubers? >> yes. i was going say -- it's ubers, new york city cabs. i always find a phone at least, like, once every three months. >> yeah. i've left my phone, and that's, like, a helpless feeling, because then you have to go find a computer or some other device. >> yes. >> oh, boy. but, no, there's some weird things that people leave. >> this is always fun. >> can't wait to get to that. >> we talk about the airport. right? they have the lost and found bin and all these weird thin

she was playing in a volleyball tournament with her club team in phoenix. the final point came down to a bad call. her team won. but harris knew they shouldn't have the ball fell in not out. celebrating their full of joy and everyone. i was just like. mm, like i was like it wouldn't sit right with me knowing that we shouldn't really shouldn't have won that game because of a bad call. and if i was the other team, i would be really hurt that, like the game got taken away from us just because of one bad call. so her team lost. mimi says her teammates eventually supported her decision. her mother was proud immediately. mimi has gotten an ethics college scholarship against to throw the first pitch. at the diamondbacks game. alright in this edition deserved w w a d. what would alex do case brooks? i like to think that i would have done the same thing as this young woman, but but you never know. when you're in that situation. i know. you know a big victory on the line there. you don't want to root. your teammates are all excited about the wind. you don't want to r

trump's effort to overturn the results of the election in a hotel ballroom in phoenix. was this in official hearing of the state legislature? >> it was not. >> why was it not a real official hearing of the legislature? >> a legislator can hold a group meeting, he can call it a hearing, but when they ask me to have an official hearing, we established protocols, public notice, et cetera. it's typically held at the capitol, but it doesn't need to be. we can authorize a hearing off campus. i have been asked on several occasions to allow a hearing and denied it, but said you are free to hold any meeting you want to the person who asked, which he ultimately did. he was a little frustrated, but he ultimately did. >> this meeting was the same day, i believe, that the governor of arizona certified biden as the winner of the presidential election in arizona. did you meet with mr. giuliani and his associates while they were in phoenix sometime after that reported legislative hearing at the hotel? >> yes, i did, sir. >> and at that meeting, did mr. giuliani raise any specific alleg

of the phoenix, about transformation and the message that the theme of the phoenix provides, we all have the power to transform our world for the better. we have to provide teachers with curriculum online, our curriculum is in two different languages and whether it's lesson plans or student fact sheets, teachers can use them and we've had great feedback. we have helped public and private schools in san francisco increase their waste use and students are working hard to sort waste at the end of the lunch and understand the power of reusing, reducing, recycling and composting. >> great job. >> i've been with the department for 15 years and an environmental educator for more than 23 years and i'm grateful for the work that i get to do, especially on behalf of the city and county of san francisco. i try to use my voice as intentionally as possible to support, i think of my grandmother who had a positive attitude and looked at things positively. try to do that as well in my work and with my words to be an uplifting force for myself and others. think of entering the job force as a treasur

well, especially where we're goine darker shading we so hot in some places, 107 in san angelo, 107 in phoenix we're going to talk more about the spring sizler. we're looking at dangerous temperatures by this weekend in the southwest. >>> it was a rare and a bit unsettling sight spotted less than a mile from the new jersey shore. fishermen encountered this massive great white shark. and it is massive. the coast guard estimates it's about 12 feet long great whites are a rare sight for new jersey where there have only been 15 confirmed unprovoked shark attacks in the last two centuries or so but i say go ankle deep and then get back on the beach. >> get right back out. wise words there >>> starbucks that had just voted to unionize has closed down is it a coincidence or something else >>> to the once-prominent family of alex murdaugh the body of their former housekeeper is being exhumed what goes on it. usually. and in it. mostly. here to meet those high standards is the walgreens health and wellness brand. over 2000 high quality products. rigorously tested by us. real world tested by you. and de

the phoenix fire in contra costa, currently there are effectuation warnings in pertinence to the spire. just one of seven in the bay area. at least four. we will have more conditions with mike nicco, talk about those winds in just a few minutes. dion: and now, the supreme court has struck down a new york gun law that places restrictions on carrying a concealed gun outside of the home. the high court's ruling throws out a law that is more than 100 years old, which made gun owners demonstrate proper cause to carry a concealed handgun. the opinion was authored by justice clarence thomas, with three liberal justices consent -- dissenting. president biden called the decision deeply disappointing and said it contradicts both common sense and the constitution. kristen: governor newsom issued a statement calling the decision reckless, but also adding that california is ready with a bill to quote update and strengthen our public carry law and make it consistent with the supreme court ruling. justice roberts and cavanaugh said states like california are free to do it. the admissions process for

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the hottest weather you've been in or you've been in higher so i went to phoenix. one time was pretty hot, but i mean a lot hotter than we're used to going up here. i mean, here, steve paulson. you know if it gets above like 84, we start complaining, and today we are way above that in many parts of the bay. now. gas a. you spent time in yuma. what? 1 18, probably like 1 14 1 16 was the highest i worked for one year in yuma, arizona, was brand new 22 years old right out of college and, you know, they say it's a dry heat in the summer summer. it's not a dry heat. steve paulson, you know as well. i think mine's 1 16 or 17 in phoenix. it's an oven. it's not a it's an oven for crying out. yeah, it'll be hard for many to we're not that hot. thank goodness but see when this time of year when the weather when the anchors tossed to the weather person, the first words out of their mouth or where's that monsoon? if you're from arizona, you get that bob barr's own my good friend. are you out there? you get that alright? sixties already up in tahoe and truckee 94 in palm spring

you're still looking at 102, though, and a sizzling hot there in phoenix and 98 degrees in tucson had to change the weather pattern. we have that little area of low pressure moves through over the weekend, brought some clouds and some muggy conditions to the bay area that has moved on out the sea breeze as kick back in high pressure is going to start to build in the air in the next 24 hours. but how about this kind of interesting here? next couple days, you've got high pressure building in, but we've got a very active system out there in the middle of the pacific and watch what happens at all that green right here. wilson will put into motion here. we get a lot of part of the week and how about that? because a spin off the coastline as we get into thursday and friday brings more clouds and temperatures going to drop a good, maybe 15, maybe 20 degrees or more in some parts of the bay area. and then as we get into saturday when this be something models once again trying to paint another chance at a few scattered sprinkles as we get the weekend that the meat a for a few more days to see

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did you meet with mr. giuliani and his associates while they were in phoenix? sometime after that purported legislative hearing at the hotel? yes, i did, sir. and at that meeting, did mister juliani raise any specific allegations of election fraud again? and his initial comments were again the litany of groups of illegal individuals or people, deceased, et cetera. and he had brought that up and i wasn't alone in that meeting. there others and other members of the senate aggressively questioned him. and then i proceeded to question him on the proof that he was going to bring me, etc. and he did bring those up. yes. and these other legislatures legislators were also republican members of the senate. they were yes sir. and did they also press him for proof of these allegations? they pressed him very strongly. 2 of them especially very strongly. and at some point, did mister giuliani ask one of the other attorneys on his team to help him out with the evidence he did. he asked jenny alice, who was sitting to his right of one thing was that it was more to the point o

for example, phoenix hangs around the 40 mark starts to rise again, but that's the average that's not extraordinary anymore in arizona. and his the dome is pushing this humid woman right up in tours, manitoba, in saskatchewan. so 3070 when effects near its reco type of june. then the whole lot moves eastwards. so attempt to rise in some during chicago. there are 4 or 5 even 10 degrees above average in this part of the world, and that heat is going to hang around for a bit longer. obviously, the high grandchild is blue because it's that much higher and colder and as more cloud rain, right? as the result further says, celia's tropical depression, but look at the amount of rain potential from in mexico, guatemala. now, salvador ah ah, the shake hum odd award for translation and international understanding is accepting nominations for the year 2022 from february 15th until august, 15th this year. for more information go to w, w, w dot h t a dot q a slash e m oh the me. hello again. the top stories on al jazeera, this, our police in brazil have confirmed that human remained found in the am

last one i saw for the phoenix fire was for miles with got 11. >> but the general area. >> we've become accustomed to almost year-round fire season, that significant fire in san mateo county. and then yesterday, a big one north of vacaville. and then these for today, this just seems extraordinary for this time of year. >> we're in a fire. you're nowe we are always prepared for everything out. you're around. >> so we're or looking at some video here and actually this is live and there's a tremendous amount of smoke. what about the folks down wind? you have any advice. >> he's trying to stay get get indoors areas. if you're not evacuation trying to stay out of the most in the issue we take it. it could be other stuff other than grass and brush is burning. >> are you anticipating a increased, you know, high fire danger the rest of this week tomorrow through this weekend. should people, you know, change their plans, not use gas, powered mowers out there. it seems like fires are starting all over. >> i would i. we need power equipment. make sure you use do it early in the morning before the

jacky's journey mostly in phoenix this year. the boston marathon was number 92. in all 104 marathons in 104 days on one good leg. >> when i'm pounding, everythine kind of gets absorbed into this. it's hard, it's painful but you kind of, you adapt. >> reporter: more than typical marathoners, she had to make peace with the pain. people are going to look at you and go, "are you crazy?" >> i had to, like, convince myself, yes, this is crazy, but you can do it. >> reporter: so your message is we're all capable of so much more. >> yeah, that's exactly my message. you just go and try something hard, something that is personal to you. >> 102 marathons in 102 days. >> reporter: she raised almost $200,000, enough to buy running blades like hers for 50 para- athletes, jacky hunt broersma challenged herself and stuck to it for the long run. mark strassmann, cbs news, phoenix. >> duncan: and believe it or not she's training for a 240 mile race in october. that's the news for this sunday. coming up on "60 minutes," the science behind what makes some of us heroic. i'm jericka d

temperatures in phoenix, arizona climbing to 114 degrees this weekend. evacuations have been ordered north of flag staff, arizona, over the pipeline fire has exploded to about 5,000 acres in just one day fuelled by the extreme heat and strong winds for more on intense conditions let's bring in nbc meteorologist michelle grossman. michelle, good morning >> good morning. i hope you had a great weekend it was a sweltering weekend for many of us we'll continue at least through wednesday. we'll see hundreds of records broken this is an historic area, high pressure bringing in the southerly flow we have a jet stream so far to the north bringing in summer like temperatures. let's go ahead and take a look at the warnings. we have a lot of them, 54 million americans today under some sort of heat alert. this most likely will be extended as we head throughout the next couple of hours those numbers are going to climb, but we are looking at excessive heat warnings, excessive heat watches we had report of a man baking a cake and also a burger on his dashboard in phoen

phoenix, 114. this is a dry heat. in texas, steamy, hot and humid, feel-like temperatures here also in the triple digits. this is well above average for this time of the year. eva. >> all right, cheryl, thank you. >>> now to the protests ahead today across the u.s. in favor of tougher gun laws, the biggest expected in washington, d.c., and abc's ike ejiochi joins us live from the national mall with more. good morning to you, ike. >> reporter: good morning, eva. workers have been setting up this stage behind the washington monument for a couple of days now. it's something that they're unfortunately used to doing under these circumstances, but it's a task organizers say is necessary. this morning, the nation's capital preparing to hold yet another rally protesting the recent string of deadly gun violence exploding across the country. march for our lives, the group founded to eliminate gun violence following the 2018 mass shooting in parkland, florida, organizing over 450 marches across the u.s. >> the mission of the mar

residents of phoenix, who tried to use public transit to escape soaring gas prices, have found out, quote, assaults and drug crime in and around public transportation have risen over the last five years. philadelphia is reporting an 80% increase in assaults aboard buses. in my hometown of louisville we're struggling as well. over the past several years, violent crime has sharply risen across the city, breaking gruesome records, including record homicides and assaults, and we've seen carjacking more than triple in the last five years. last weekend alone, last weekend alone louisville saw three homicides and ten nonfatal shootings. five teenagers and a 9-year-old were shot during a single altercation at my hometown's big four bridge. violent criminals turned a popular attraction for families and tourists into a literal war zone. stable prices, border security, and public safety are three of the most basic deliverables that any government owes to its citizens. strike one, strike two, and strike three for democrats at the federal, state, and local level. that explains one last headline i'll m

mientras tanto gran parte del país con calor temperaturas que han alcanzado 115 grados vemos arizona en phoenix 104 grados para nosotros todavía continúa el calor desde mañana 95 grados va ligeramente descendiendo la temperatura el próximo miércoles en los 80 >> nos exponemos más al sol con la llegada del verano nos tienen recomendaciones para no tener cáncer de piel >> el cáncer de piel es el más común en estados unidos >> el máspeligroso es el cáncer melanoma >> la piel ha sido dañado por el sol >> tiene lunar que no es redondo tiene bordes irregulares tiene diferentes cambios de color, tiene diámetro grande es lunar que cambia en el tiempo >> a los 70 aÑos 1 de 5 personas desarrollará cáncer de piel tener más quemaduras solares duplican los riesgos de melanomas es más frecuentes en etapa tardía >> usen protector solar >> póngase cada dos horas use ropa adecuada pacientes deben realizar visitas con un experto noticias telemundo >> se espera que aumente 6.5% >> limitarla donde el sol está en su mayor intensidad >> use bloqueador adecuado >> si piensa ir a la playa hay ale

evidence-based resources and programs that i saw help reduce violence when i was a young social worker in phoenix. our provisions to protect more survivors of domestic violence will reduce the impact of trauma in children's lives all across the country, ensuring that more kids and families grow up in safe homes, free from violence and free from the peter of violence. -- and free from the fear of violence. acknowledging the fact that the overwhelming number of gun owners are law-abiding steps, we crack down on criminals who illegally sell sore purchase guns and ensuring that court consistent with due process rights can keep dangerous weapons out of the hands of people who are dangerous to themselves and others. i'm the sister of a police officer, and i grew up in a family of gun owners. i know firsthand how fundamental the second amendment is to families across arizona. arizonans have a constitutional right to bear and keep arms, and that right will not be infringed upon. instead, our bipartisan safer communities act ensures that our background check system works effectively and includes those who

since friday by cnn's count, nine mass shootings from philadelphia to phoenix. some 246 mass shootings now in the u.s. this year according to the gun violence archive. in chattanooga, tennessee, sunday morning, two people were shot and killed and at least 14 others wounded near a downtown night club. >> i'm tired of standing in front of you talking about guns and bodies as if there are families whose lives have been shattered forever because once again we had people deciding to resolve their issues with firearms. >> another shooting overnight at a bar, this one in mess a, arizona. that left two people dead and two more injured. >> saturday night, at least three people were killed and 11 others injured in a shooting in philadelphia. police say several gun men fired into a crowd there. >> we're absolutely devastated, devastated by this incident. and we mourn the lives lost and the dozens and dozens of lives affected by this tragedy. >> that's not all. a drive-by shooting at a graduation party in south carolina left one woman dead and eight people injured, includin

how hot will to be on saturday phoenix the hottest day is tomorrow, 114 should tie your record high. by the way, june is the hottest month of the jeer in the desert southwest. it's not that unusual, even though we're not officially in summer, and the hottest temperature ever in phoenix was in june, 122 degrees yes, this is the first one takes our bodies a while to get used to this, but it's not all that shocking to the people in these areas and sunday is equally as hot and it slowly returns to what we call normal heat by monday and tuesday of next week. but if you're looking for relief, you get some in the southwest, but not in the middle of the country it's going to be hot, and it is going to be dry right through the middle to end of next week into next weekend. and i also want to update you, unfortunately in brevard county in florida, we got confirmation of a 12 and 14-year-old girl that were underneath a tree, were hit by lightning and have been rushed to the hospital. lightning is a huge danger, especially in the south with our daily thunderstorms, and we're going to continue to

they add that the best time to travel or in september and october in phoenix. bailey miller fox news. alright dub nation getting ready for the final big event of this incredible season for the golden state warriors. of course, i'm talking about the victory parade that is planned for tomorrow. that event honoring your 2022 nba champions is set for tomorrow morning there in downtown san francisco. this right here is a look at the parade route. it runs down market street from maine all the way to eighth street. hundreds of thousands of people are expected to take part in this nation celebration and tomorrow , golden gate ferry will run to special trips. bum larks bird to the san francisco ferry terminal for the warriors parade. the ferries will arrive at the terminal in time for passengers to make their way to market street for the parade that begins at 11 20. there will be a special return trip from the san francisco ferry terminal, arriving in larkspur after the parade. very operators are asking the passengers to arrive about 30 minutes prior to departure. to al

that's a case we're working with the dea and the phoenix police department. by the time we get those cases, that means the traffickers have already got into the country, and they're already distributing those drugs throughout the united states. the problem is that the biden administration, by refusing, by decriminalizing what's happening at our border, by creating incentives, they've created this huge flux that's overwhelmed border patrol. and as border patrol agents have to deal with the hundreds of thousands, more than a million people illegally crossing into our country, that takes them out of the field, and the cartels and traffickers use that to have people smuggle drugs and dangerous people into our country. so that's the problem. the system is getting overwhelmed, and as a result of that, the cartels are enriching themselves and making it more dangerous for us. arthel: and you're running for u.s. senate. so what's current, the senate we have now, what are they doing right? what are they doing wrong? and how could you help them solve the border crisis?

a phoenix police officer is on the mend in a very big way. last december, he was on life support and in extremely critical condition, after being shot eight times, if you can imagine, while on duty. initially given little chance to survive, but after months of rehab and a month on life support, the 22-year-old is finally returning home. we just want to say listen, we are so proud of you, pulling for you, and praying for you. well done, my friend. >> shannon: yes, we have to remember that is what these men and women sign up to do voluntarily for our communities every day. >> you know that all too well. >> shannon: we have a great appreciation for those folks and god bless him and the family. put him on the prayer list. kevin, thanks very much. good night from washington. i am shannon bream. we've been married 53 years. we love to walk on the beach. i have two daughters and then two granddaughters. i noticed that memories were not there like they were when i was much younger. since taking prevagen, my memory has gotten better and it's like the

some of those included shooting at a phoenix strip mall that left a 14 year old dead and eight others injured. in philadelphia, pennsylvania. three people were killed and 11 , others injured when multiple shooters fired into a crowded popular entertainment district saturday night in summerton, south carolina. one person was killed and seven others injured in what police say they believe was a drive by shooting. and in chattanooga, tennessee. three people were killed. 14 others injured near a nightclub early yesterday morning boxes. austin westfall joins us live from chattanooga tonight in austin. what's the latest there on that shooting? yes so mike police are saying that this might be a gang related shooting, but there's still some investigating to be done. take a look at some video that we got early yesterday morning as police were still on scene. it happens near a downtown bar and in addition to the three that were killed, at least 14 others were hurt, mayor tim kelly here told fox's america's newsroom this morning . but this was the second recent mass shooting in his city. six tee